REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. HQ. NAME OF DONOR Sean . 'Duffy,
SUB. OBSERVATIONS NO. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc.
PAlL faggftHg COURTS 1919 - 1922.
Croup 5. Appointments £c Conferences etc. of Parish & District Court Justices, 1921-22.
Circular, undated, from Minister for Home Affairs instructing that a meeting be called of all District Justices - (annotated "Issued during the Truce period"). Republican Court Convention at Annacurra, Saturday, 24tb September, 1921 - Suggested Agen^i. Letter, 28th September, 1921, from Mis* Barton re her intention net to attend a meeting at Togher, Roundwood, on following Thursday. List of persons, addresses tions in connection v/ith meeting at Togher, 29/9/1921
Copy of Circular to be sent to various Registrars, 21st October, 1921, from Sean Iff* Ua Dubhthaigh re proposed meeting of District Justices & Clerks. Election of Parish & District Justices - Convention for East 7/icklow Constituency at Hioklqw on 22nd October, 1921:
(a) Notice 10/10/21 convening meeting for 22/10/1921; (b) Suggested Agenda; (c) Letter, 21st October, 1921, from llicheal Ua Duinn, 0/C *F* Coy., Battn. , 2, Enniskerrv, regretting inability to attend convention; (d) Letter, 22nd October, 1921, from Niss Barton, Glendalough House, regretting inability to attend convention; (e) List of personnel in attendance and notes of jjroceedings. 7. Parish Conventions, V/icklow 1st November, 1921, Enniskerry 1st November, 1921, Bray 27th October, 1921, & Delgany 1st November, 1921:
(a) Draft & copy of convention notice, 24th October, 1921; (b) Note of Proceedings at Delgany Convention, 1st November, 1921. Papers relating to establishment of Courts in East V/icklow & North Vfexford, October-November, 1921. Circular, 12th August, 1922, re meeting of all Court officials, Enniscorthy, 17th August, 1922. REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 210. NAME OF DONOR Sean LI. 0'Duffy,
SUB. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS NO.
CURTS 1919 - 1922.
Group 4.
Correspondence.
1. Correspondence Book - 8th September, 1921, to 3rd November, 1921. 2. Correspondence Book - 7th November, 1921, to 17th December, 1921. 3. Correspondence Book - 27th December, 1921, to 30th September, 1922. 4. Letter, 28th September, 1921, from Patrick O'Neill, Ballintombay, Rathdrum, giving names of Parish Justices for Rathdrum 77. 5. Letter, 4th November, 1921, to I.'Ir. J". Shortall^ writer and subject not specified. 6. Correspondence re sajary of Court Registrar, November, 1921, Leix District.
7. Letter, 2nd December, 1921, to Registrar Leix - re inaccuracies in Balance Sheets for September to October. 8. Letter, 20th April, 1922, from Secty. Dept. of Home Affairs to Sean C!Duffy re conditions in N. Hildare.
9. Letter, 9th February, 1937, from Sean Grabis, Garda Station, Killorglin, Co. Kerry, to Sean CDuffy re verifying his, Grabis's, service as Dail Court Clerk in 1921."
Group 5.
Records of Actual Cases.
1. Parish Court Clerk's Report for various districts in Leix County for month of October, 1921. 2. Warrant of Distress by Thomas S. Cuffe against Thomas Michael, 52, Pembroke Road, Dublin, 28/2/1922. 3. Mark Conway & others V. James Heely - appeal against a decree of the District Court, East V/icklow, 4/3/1922. 4. Elizabeth Lambert & others V. Henry Brett, 1922. 5. Henry Copeland V. James Brett, 1/4/1922. 6. I.R.P. (Irish Republican Police) v. Elizabeth Hurtagh and James Murtagh (Circuit Court) letter from Andrew S:anton, 19 June 1922, re payment of expenses. REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. NAME OF DONOR
2. 3.
DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS DETAILS 0 F
13.
MISS NORA A?:'I\S (ASH5) GCL !;!lss Nora REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 213. NAME OF DONOR Aghas (Ashe)
2. 3.
SUB. DOCUMENT FORMAT E:c. OBSERVATIONS NO.
Documents regarding her brother, Thomas Ashe, who died on hunger-strike - Mount joy Prison - in September, 1917.
1. Entries by Thomas Ashe, August, 1917, in a diary of John J. Quilty, Limerick, subsequently Cappagh, Kilrush, written in response to a request for his autograph in the Athlunkard Boat Club on the evening of the day on which E. de Valera was elected M.P. for East Clare.
2. Letter, 28th June, 1917, from Michael Collins to Thomas Ashe re E. McN. (Eoin McNeill?), with covering envelope.
3. Letter, 2 5th July, 1917, from Michael Collins to Thomas Ashe re (a) plans for the future of prisoners released from Lewes prison and (b) selection of Thomas Ashe & Con Collins to speak at Tralee on 5th August, , with covering envelope.
4. Letter, 3rd September, 1917, from Michael Collins to Norah Ashe re trial of her brother, with covering envelope.
5. Letter, ICth September, 1917, from Thomas Ashe to his sister, Norah Ashe, re sentence of 2 years* hard labour - with covering envelope.
N.3. All the documents in this collection are photostats of originals which were loaned to the Bureau of Military History cc returned to HJ5S Ashe at her request. Negatives of the photostats are also included. Typed copies have been added by the Bureau. REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. NAME OF DONOR
SUB. NO. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS 3 OF
. D. 216.
CCLL2C REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 216. NAME OF DONOR Elizabeth Bloxham.
2. 4.
SUB. DOCUMENT NO. FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS
1. Covering letter, 28/4/52, to the Bureau from the donor, Hiss Bloxham.
2. "The Irish Review", November, 1912, containing an article entitled North East Ulster by the donor, Elizabeth Bloxham.
3. Photograph taken in 1920 of a Convention of Cumann na mBan held in a hall attached to Whitefriar ^t. Catholic Church, Dublin. REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. NAME OF DONOR
2.
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REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 218. NAME OF DONOR Thomas Maione,
SUB. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. NO.
1. "The Police Gazette or Hue-and-Cry", for Tuesday, June 21, 1921,
with photostat COD;/.
2. "Treatment of Irish Prisoners lish Prison Camps" - Frongoch,
November 1916 -
Printed leaflet, with photostat copy, X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.W.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G5213
REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. NAME OF DONOR
1 1. 2. 3. 4.
SUB. NO. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS
REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 221 NAME OF DONOR Chief Justice Conor Maguire.
2. 3.
SUB. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS NO.
Group 3.
DAlL 3IREAITN LAND STDTTIS'SITT C01.1.0!SSICN.
1. "Proposals constituting a National Land Settlement Commission to be incorporated in a Dail Mreann Decree" - undated.
2. Provisional Constitution and Regulations of the Courts of the Land Settlement Commission 1921.
Official notepaper of the Land Settlement Commission, 10, Westmoreland St., Dublin.
Group 2.
COURTS OF JUSTICE OF DAIL SlREANN.
The Constructive Work of Dail ^lireann, No. 1, The National Police & Courts of Justice, 19$1
2. Affidavit by Diarmuid 6 Cruadhlaoich, Supreme Court of New York County, claim for payment of his salary as a judge out of the proceeds of the Dail Loan - 17/9/23. X6046.14022C.9/S6.2,000.W.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B.
REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. NAME OF DONOR
2. 3.
SUB. NO. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS DETAILS OF
n n ooo
COLLECTION. X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.W. REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION 222. CD. NAME OF DONOR Thomas Mclnerney. 3. 4. SUB. NO. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS 6GLAIGH NA hfilREANN. OFFICIAL ORDERS 1920 - 1921. Note: The documents listed hereunder are all photostats 1. Dail fereann Manifesto issued by the Minister for Defence re emigration, undated. 2. General Order 1920 - New Series No. 2, 19th May, 1920 - "Proclamations by Volunteers". 3. " " " " No. 3, %lat May, 1920 - "Statements to Police". 4. " " " • No. 4, 26th May, 1920 - "Action in Military Matters". 5. " " " " No. 7, 8th June, 1920 - "Medical Treatment of Wounded".1 " " " " No. 25, 22nd June, 1921 - "Reprisals" (2 pages). 7. " " " " No. 27, 22nd June, 192/ - "Enemy Deserters". 8. Weekly Memorandum No. 13 - Meitheamh (June) 1921 - Coastguard Stations, loaded shotguns, police officers etc., (2 pages). DETAILS 0 F C. D« 227 FINTAN MURPHY COLLECTION. • • • "•••"v. ~ .r. v « r PAGE ^3 ( REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 227 NAME OF DONOR Pintail Murphy SUB. NO. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS Group 1. GAELIC LEAGUE, 1893-1925. Nos. CD.227/1/1. etc. 1. A Gaelic League Cathechism - London. Undated. 2. Gaelic League Leaflet No. 1 - Bilingual. "Twelve Reasons". Undated. 3. Gaelic League Pamphlets - (a) No. 6 - Irishwomen and the National Language - by Mary E.L. Butler. (n) No. 23 - Ireland*s Defence. Her Language. - by Rev. P.P. Kavanagh, O.S.F. k. Bilingual Leaflet. Objects, Means, Constitution, etc. 1900. 5. A Pamphlet for Workers - "Our Line of Advance" - A paper written for Craobh Ui Gramhnaigh, Cork, 15.4.*17. 6. Gaelic League of London - Proceedings, 1901-2. 7. Gaelic League of London - Constitution: (a) As revised May 1917. (b) do. June 1918 (c) do. May 1919. (d) May 1923. 8. Gaelic League of London - Ciste na Teangan, 1921. 9. Peile na nGaedheal - London - Gaelic League Periodical - 9 odd copies 1916-1920 10. Press Cuttings - (a) The "Academy", 11+th Oct. 1892 - Review of Dr. Douglas Hyde's 1 "Love Songs of Connaught". (b) The "Star", 1897 - do. do. (c) The "Daily Chronicle", 10th October 1900. Review of Carmina Gadelica, by Alexander Carmichael. 33i REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 227 NAME OF DONOR Mr. Pintan Murphy SUB. NO. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS Group 2. CUMANN HA MBAN. Nos» CD.227/2/1. etc. The Spanish War "by Theobald Wolfe Tone - National Series No. 2 Republished "by Cumann na mBan, 1915. Leabhar na mBan. c. 1919. Invitations to dance organised by Summerhill Branch of Cumann na mBan in aid of Interned Prisoners, 17th September, 1921. (a) Commander McKeown, T.D. (b) Commander Pintan Murphy. PAGE 33 3 REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 227 NAME OF DONOR Mr. Pintan Murphy 2. 3. SUB. NO. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS Group 3* RISING OP EASTER WEEK. 1916. Jfos. CD.227/3/1* etc. Proclamation of the Irish Republic, April 2kth9 1916. Reprint with photos. "Last Inspiring Address of Thomas MacDonagh". Manuscript copy on notepaper headed Bendemeer, 118 Moreharapton Road, Dublin. Roger Casement*s last message to Ireland - Pentonville, 2.8.1916. Report of the Royal Commission on the Rebellion in Ireland, 1916. Two copies - CD. 8279 **A Fragment of 1916 History**. Printed Pamphlet. "Rebel Ireland". Thoughts on Easter Week, 1916, by E. Sylvia Pankhurst, "Patrick R. Pearse1* - A sketch of his life by Coilin. 8 "Conditions at Frongoch Internment Camp" - TTeostyled statement, undated. "Ireland, England and the War". Text of leaflet dropped from a German aeroplane into the English bases in Prance. Two copies. 10 "Why Casement went to Germany" - by Sir Roger Casement. Prom the Evening Mail (New York) 10.8.1916. 11 "The Sinn Fein Leaders of 1916" 12 Poblacht na Mlireann - Picture of Pearse, etc. REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 227 NAME OF DONOR Mr. Pin tan Murphy 2. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS Group lu IRISH NATIONAL AID AND VOLUNTEER DEPENDENTS' FUND AND SIMILAR ORGANISATIONS, Nos. C.D.227A/1. etc. Irish National Aid and Volunteer Dependents' Fund (a) Constitution (undated) (b) Appeal for funds, October 1916. (c) Gift sale - Catalogue - 20-21 April (?1917) 2 copies. (d) Programme of Concert held in Mansion House, Dublin, 27th June 1917, in aid of Irish National Aid and Volunteer Dependents' Fund. Irish National Relief Fund - Statement of receipts and payments up to 30th November, 1916. Irish Republican Prisoners' Dependents* Fund - Further appeal - undated (? 1917) Irish White Cross - Appeal for Funds, 26th February 1921 - with personnel. American Committee for Relief in Ireland - Comprehensive survey and extract from Daily Independent, 30th March, 1921. J REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 227 NAME OF DONOR Mr. Fintan Murphy 2. SUB. DOCUMENT OBSERVATIONS NO. FORMAT Etc. Group 5. ECCLESIASTICAL PRONOUNCEMENTS - 1916-1921. Nos. CD. 227/5/1. etc. Text of speech made "by His Lordship the Most Rev. Dr. O'Dwyer on the occasion of the conferring of the Freedom of the City of Limerick on him - 1^.9.1916 Printed text of letter from Thomas O'Dea, Bishop of Galway, to the Right Hon, the Chief Secretary for Ireland - 25.11.1920. "The Faith and Morals of Sinn Fe*in" "by Rev. P. Gaynor, Ennis. Leaflet - extract from speech by Very Rev. T. Finlay, S.J., at Dromore, Co. Tyrone. "Irish Bishops on English Rule", 1919. "The Prison Experience and Prison Breaking of an Irish Volunteer (Patk. Fleming) by an Irish priest, c.1921. X6046.14022C.9/S6.2,000.W.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52fi, 33b REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 227 NAME OF DONOR Mr. Ffntan Murphy 3. SUB. NO. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS Group 6 . SINN.rflN LEAFLETS & PAMPHLETS. Nos. C.D«227/6/1. etc. "Sinn Fe*in in Tabloid Form". Undated. "The Police and the Nation". Undated. National Council Pamphlets: (a) "How Ireland is taxed". Address delivered by Mr. Arthur Griffith, 16th September 1907. (b) "The Sinn Fe*in Policy". December 1907. Scheme of Organisation, Rules, etc. To be proposed by Eamon de Valera. Undated. Scheme apparently adopted. Undated. Similar to (b) but printed differently by a. different printer - undated Constitution and Rules as drafted by the Xrd Chomhairle, England, at meeting 7.9.1919, and approved by the Standing Committee in Dublin, (e) Constitution and Rules - Cumann Ruaidhre if hie ^asmuinn, Lunnddin. Sinn ?e*tn - Corughadh (Constitution) bilingual leaflet. Bilingual leaflet, do. in different format, with deletions and other markings is in pencil on last two pages. Sinn Fe*in Tracts. No. 3. "How to form Sinn Fe*in CJubs". No. km "The Nature of Sinn Fe*in". No. 5. "Spectacles for Ulstermen". 7 Sinn Fe*in National Fund (censored) Trustees Appeal. 8 Sinn Fe*in Leaflets: (a) Undated list of Sinn Fe*in leaflets. b) No. 2. "FarmersI Your turn now". Undated. c) No. 3. "Work for a Sinn Fe*in Branch". Undated. d) No. km "Robbery under arms". Undated. e) No. 5. "The Small Nations". August 1917. f) No. 6. "The Ethics of Sinn Fe*in". September 1917. g) No. 7. "War on the Cattle Trade". August 1917. h) No. 8. "The Land Question". Undated. i) No. 10. "Conservation of Food". Undated. X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.\V.&S.M.(I.)Ud. G52B. PAGE 33 7- REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 227 NAME OF DONOR Mr. Pintail Murphy 3. SUB. NO. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS Group 6. SINN F#IN LEAFLETS & PAMPHLETS 9 Leaflet - "Conservation of Pood" - different from No. 8(i) 10 "Milsgail do mhisneach a Bhariba". Undated. 11 "Arthur Griffith" - a study of the Pounder of Sinn Prfin. 12 Cash Account of National Executive and various elections, 30th September 1917. 13 "The Two Policies - Sinn Fe*in or Parliamentarianism" by a Western Priest. 5 Sept.1918 1U "The Issue" - the case for Sinn Fe*in - by "Lector" 1918. 15 "The Sacred Egoism of Sinn Fe*in" by "Gnathai gan Iarraidh", 1918. 16 "The Case of Ireland". Sinn Pe*in Series No. 12. c. 1919. 17 "Impressions of Sinn Fe*in in America" by Mrs. Sheehy Skeffington, 1919. 18 "Great Sinn Pe*in Demonstration", March 1st 1920. Advt. leaflet. 19 "Sinn Fein and its enemies" by William O'Brien, M.P. Undated. 20. "The Sinn Fe*in Fellowship" by Mrs. Francis Acland. April 29th 1921. 21 Xrd Fheiseanna. (a) Tenth Convention. October 1917. Agenda. (b) Eleventh Convention. October 1918. Agenda. (c) do. Reports of officers and Directors. (d) Thirteenth Convention. October 1921. Agenda. X6046.14022C.9/5G.2,000.\V.&S.M.(I.)Ltd\ G52B. REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION i. 2. 3. SUB. NO. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. Group 7 PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS A. LONGPCRD ELECTIONS - 12th MAY 1917 • Nos. C.D.227/7/A/1. etc. 1 (a) "Ireland sold again". Letter from Archbishop Walsh, 8th May 1917. (b) "What will South Longford do?". (c) "Kerry appeals to Longford". f (a) "Cork s appeal to South Longford". (e) "Up McKenna and Croppies Lie Down". (f) "Cartoon" re three elections in Roscommon, South Longford and East Clare. (g) "Men of South Longford, who will you follow?" "Men of Longford" - extract from letter written by Sir Francis Vane. (i) "How Tipperary Freed the Prisoners". (3) "Who Prevai ted Conscription?" (k) "John Dillon's Offer". (1) "We will not forget those members cheering". (m) "Threatening a Land Tax". (n) "McGuinness to the electors of Longford". (o) "Parnell's Policy". (P) "The Bishop of Limerick speaks - How the Irish Prisoners are treated". (q) "Their position and ours". REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 227 NAME OF DONOR Mr. Pintan Murphy SUB. NO. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS Group 7 * PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS. B. EAST CLARE ELECTION - 11th JULY 1917, Nos. C.D.227/?/yi> etc. Leaflets. (a) Extract from speech of Dr. O'Dwyer at Limerick - ll+th September 1916. (*) "Bainfidh ifire a Saoirse iomla'n amach le teann trodi no* eile". (e) "East Clare Election" - letter from Rev. James Clancy, P.P. 26.6.1917. (a) "John Redmond and Casement*s Execution". (e) "An Chomdha*il Bhre*ige" (f) "The Bishop of Limerick and John Redmond". (g) Facsimile Ballot Paper" (h) "Ireland at the Crossroads - Vote for de Valera". (i) "Vote for de Valera who saved your sons from conscription". (J) "Which? Vote for de Valera, a felon of our land". (k) Mr. John Redmond - Extracts from his speeches at Wexford, 19th May 1898, and 31st July 1898. (i) "What John Redmond said when he was an Irishman". (m) "Electors of East Clare". (n) "Lynchites "belying the Bishop of Limerick". (o) "Fleecing Ireland". (P) "An Seanduine Sea*n". (l) "Da* mBristf an caislesfn moV". (r) "Nl fheadar ca dedarfadh Sean Buidhe". (B) "Lynch is winning" - Poster. The "Clare Champion" - 11th July 1917. REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION 227 CD. NAME OF DONOR Mr. Pintan Murphy DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS Group 7 PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS. C. SOUTH ARMAGH ELECTIONS - FEBRUARY 1918, Nos. C.D.227/7/&/l.wgtc, Leaflets: (a) "Farmers! Your turn now". "The Small Nations". (c) "Parnell's Policy - What Parnell said in 1881". (a) "Fleecing Ireland". (e) "Statement "by Father O'Ciaran, P.P." (f) "Dr. Pat McCartan, P.R.C.S. went to America as stoker on a liner to demand Ireland's Independence". (g) "Partition". (h) "Connacht has spoken, Munster has spoken, Leinster has spoken. Does Ulster want Partition?" (1) "How the English Parliament taxes Ireland". O) "The Austrian Government says about Poland". (k) "The late Bishop of Limerick and John Redmond"* (1) "Are you a Hib?" - Copy of telegram from William Duncan, Secretary to Sinn Fe*in Headquarters, Dundalk, 26th January 1918. (m) "The workers and the election". (n) "Voters of Armagh". (o) "Irish Bishop recommends Sinn Fe*in". (P) "Hard Facts". (9) "Vote for McCartan and Irish Freedom". (r) "South Arma;;h! Your day for Ireland". (s) "Conscription". (t) "Who protected Skeffington's murderer?" (u) Who was the Hangman?" (v) "South Armagh - Vote for Ireland's 'Self-Determination' ". (w) "People of South Armagh! Read this - - - " (x) "To the Voters of Armagh". (y) "Who are they who want to help the English Government to conscript you?" REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION 2. 3. SUB. NO. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS Group 8. TUB IRISH VOLUNTEERS AND THE I.R.A. - SCHEMES OF ORGANISATION Nos. CD. 227/8/1. etc. General Scheme Drong Xtha Cliath, an IV adh Cath. Complacht "E" marked in M.S. "Special Copy". Scheme printed copy - undated. Sub-title: "The organisation of the Irish Republican Army". Group 9. CONSCRIPTION. Nos. CD. 227/9/1. etc. "Conscription for Ireland" - A warning to England. Reprint of letter from Mr. George W. Russell ("A.E.") in "Manchester Guardian" 11 May 1918. "The Groundwork of Conscription" by G. Gavan Duffy, B.L. 24th May 1918. "No Conscription". Ireland's case re-stated. Address to the President of the United States of America from the Mansion House Conference, 18th June 1918. REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 227 NAME OF DONOR Mr. Fintan Murphy 2. 3. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS Group 10. ARMS ACCOUNTS Nos. CD. 227/10/1. etc. Purchases - March-June, 1920. Account Book Distribution to Brigade areas April-June, 1920 do. do. do. Undated do. do. do. July-August 1920 do. Purchase and Sales April-August 1920. Entrie s on 2 foolscap sheets Bound together in the Bureau Accounts due, Cork No. 1 Brigade August-September 1920 5 Account sheets for safety Expenses - 3 weeks ending 7.8.1920. Single sheet REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION SUB. DOCUMENT NO. FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS Group II. DA'lL tflREANN - PARLIAMENTARY DEBATES 1919-1921 Nos. CD. 227/11/1. etc. Iris Da*il tfireann - 1st session - 21st January 1919. The Declaration of Independence made at first meeting of Da*il ifireann, 21st January 1919. Ireland's address to the Free Nations of the World, made at first meeting of Da*il tfireann, 21st January 1919. k Presidential statement of policy - Public session - 10 April 1919. 5 Tuairisc Infheidmeach - 17-19 June 1919. 6 An address to the representatives of foreign nations adopted at the January session of Defil ^ireann, 1921 "President de Valera states the National Position" - 30th March 1921. Printed by order of Da*il ^firearm. 8 The Authority of Da*il ^fireann - Undated leaflet. REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 227 NAME OF DONOR Mr. Pintan Murphy 2. 3. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS Group 12. D/flL 1?IREANN - DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS Nos. C.D. 227/12/1. etc, r NO. 1. The National Policy and Courts of Justice (Ministry for Home Affairs) 1921. No. 2. In three sections, 1921:- I. The Department of Agriculture and The Land Settlement Commission. II. The Commission of Inquiry into the Resources and Industries of Ireland. III. The Department of Trade and Commerce. 3 Department of Trade. Trade in Cured Pish with U.S.A. Undated. h Commission of Inquiry into Local Government - Pinal Report, 1920. REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. £27, NAME OF DONOR Mr. Fintan Murphy. 3. SUB. NO. DOCUMENT FORMAT E:c. OBSERVATIONS Group 13. DAIL filRSANN LOAN (INTERNAL). Nos. CD. 227/15/1 etc. 1. Appeal to the people of Ireland in English over names of Arthur Griffith & Michael Collins f/cap. (a) Azure copy undated; (b) White copy undated. 2. Appeal to the people of Ireland in Irish - Quarto - undated. 3. Appeal similar to 1 octavo with explanatory note as to how the money would be used - undated. 4. Prospectus & form of application bilingual (a) original form of application; (b) as amended by endorsement in red on form of application. 5. Objects of the Loan (F.10. 2.10.1919). 6. Why you should subscribe (7.17. 2.10.1919). 7. Notification of closing of Loan on 7th July, 1920, and statement that the loan to date stands at £295,000. X604G.14022C.9/S6.2.000.W.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B. REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION 227 CD. NAME OF DONOR Mr. Pintan Murphy 4. SUB. NO. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS Group lk THE DOMINION LEAGUE Nos. C.D.227/1U/I. etc. "The Irish Dominion" "by Col. R.P. Pope-Hennessy, D.S.O. 1919. "The Irish Situation in America at Westminster and in Ireland" by Sir Horace Plunkett, 1919. "The Irish Case Considered" by Henry Harrison, O.B.E., M.C. 1920. "A Reasoned Criticism of the Government's Irish Scheme" - issued by the Provisional Committee of the Irish Dominion League. PAGE ^*~h REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 227 NAME OF DONOR Mr. Pin tan Murphy 2. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS Group 15. THE IRISH: SELF-DETERMINATION LEAGUE OF GBEAT BRITAIN Nos. CD. 227/15/1. etc. Constitution and Rules - undated. Constitution - undated Rules for Branches - undated Objects - undated Application for membership Cad mar gheall ar ^firinn? (What about Ireland?). The cost of slavery. Twelve Reasons why you should join the Irish Self-Determination League -uidated "Hands off Russia - certainly! but why not Hands off Ireland," "Militarism in Ireland". "Remember Belgium and Think of Ireland". "Stop the War" "Stop your war on Ireland" do. Different text do. do. do. do. "War in Ireland" do. Different text. "Why there is war in Ireland" "Why you are making war on Ireland" "Irelani" "Wanted - An Irish 1Uncle Tom's Cabin* " "The Cause of Unemployment and its cure" PAGE ^ REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 227 NAME OF DONOR Mr. Pintan Murphy 2. 3. 4. sus. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS NO. Group 15• THE IRISH SELF-DETERMINATION LEAGUE OP GREAT BRITAIN 23 Notices of Meetings: (a Public meeting of the Irish Residents in London at Essex Hall, Essex Street, Strand, 6th May. (* "A Logical Sequence" - Mass meeting of Irish Residents in London in Albert Hall, 11th February 1920. (o Poster of (b) above. (a Programme of (b) above. (e "Open and above-board" - Meeting at the Poplar Town Hall, 5th December 1920. (f "God Save Ireland" - Mass meeting of Irish Residents in Leeds on Woodhouse Moor, 23rd May 1920. ( A Great Irish Demonstration, Trafalgar Square, 18th June 19«.« (h Meeting in St. Joseph*s Schools, Paradise Street, Rotherhithe, 16th June 1921. /"X PAGE Sf-J REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 227 NAME OF DONOR Mr. Pin tan Murphy 4 SUB. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS NO. group 16. PEACE WITH IRELAND COUNCIL Nos. C.D» 227/16/1. etc. "The Right to Shoot" - Sir Hamar Greenwood, House of Commons, November 17th, 1920. "A Report on the Irish Situation" by Lt.-Gen. Sir Henry Law son, K.C.B. 27th December 1920. "The Danger to England" by G.K. Chesterton. Reprinted from the Manchester Guardian of 15th February 1921. k "Some Moderate and Non-Party Views on Affairs in Ireland" - February 1921. 5 "The State of South Ireland" by A. Baldwin Raper. Reprinted from The Times of March 9th. "Irish Reprisals - Auxiliary Divisions Record - Indictment by Sir John Simon. 1 Reprinted from The Times, 25th April 1921. "The Delusion of the Double Policy" by G. K. Chesterton. Undated. 8 "Who Began It?" - The truth about the murders in Ireland. By Robert Lynd. 9 "The Auxiliary Police" by R.C. Grey. Undated. Group 17* THE IRISH CONVENTION. Nos. CD. 227/17/1. etc. "Thoughts for a Convention" - Memorandum on the state of Ireland. By "A.E.". 1917 "A Defence of the Convention" By Sir Horace Plunkett, 1917. Cartoon opposing the entry of Irish Ireland into the Convention. REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 227 NAME OF DONOR Mr. Pintan Murphy 3. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS Group 18. CONDITIONS IN IRELAND - MISCELLANEOUS REPORTS, Nos. C.D. 227/18/1. etc. "Two Years of English Atrocities in Ireland.". "Sixteenth Annual Report of the Cork Industrial Development Association for the Year 1918". "The Peat Resources of Ireland" - A picture given before the Royal Dublin Society on 5th March 1919> by Professor Pierce P. Purcell, Assoc. M. Inst. C.E. Report on conditions in Ireland with dena nd for investigation by the Peace Conference on June 3rd, 1919» Report of the Labour Commission to Ireland, 1920. "Who burnt Cork City?" - Jan. 1921. The Limerick Curfew Murders of March 7th, 1921. The case of Michael O'Callaghan (Councillor and ex-Mayor). Presented by hix widow. "The American Commission on Conditions in Ireland" - Interim Report 1921. REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 227 NAME OF DONOR Mr. Pintan Murphy 4. SUB. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS NO. Group 19. PROPORTIONAL REPRESENTATION Nos. CD. 227A9/1. etc. "Representation of the People Act 1918. The New Franchises and the New Registration and Electoral Methods" explained by a "Registration Officer". "Proportional Representation explained and illustrated" by a "Registration Officer". 1919. Group 20. GOVERNMENT OF IRELAND-PROPOSALS FOR LEGISLATION PRIOR TO ANGLO-IRISH TREATY OF 6TH DECEMBER» 1921. Nos. CD.227/20/1. etc. Certain Acts relating to the Parliament of Ireland 1719-1800 - Printed in May 1886, Nos. 1, 2, 3 of this No. 124 group bound together in one volume by the 2 The Irish Government Bill 1886 - Bill 181 (k9 Vict.) as introduced 13th April 1886. Bureau. 3 do. 1893 - Bill 209 as ordered to be printed, 17th Feb. 1893. k Government of Ireland Act 1914 . k& 5 Geo. 5, ch. 90. 18th Sept. 1911+. 5 Proposals for an Irish Settlement "being a Draft Bill for the Governmsnt of Ireland" by "Two Irishmen" 1917. Dominion of Ireland Bill 1920 - introduced in House of Lords by Lord Monteagle of Brandon. Printed 22nd June 1920, No.83. Government of Ireland Act 1920. (a) Bill as presented to House of Commons, 25th Feb. 1920 (Bill 39) 10 Geo. 5. (b) Outline of Financial Provisions, March 1920. (cmd. 6k5) • (c) Text of Act (10 and 11, Geo. 5, ch. 67) 23rd Dec. 1920. . PAGE. 3^ REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION NAME OF DONOR 2. 3. SUB. NO. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS Group 21. ANGLO-IRISH TRUCE 1921. DOCUMENTS OF COMMANDANT FINTAN MURPHY. THE IRISH LIAISON OFFICER. ATHLONE. The documents listed under this group, when received, in the Bureau, were to some extent segregated into Brigade areas with a mass of unclassified independent documents. As a matter of convenience, the latter have, as far as possible, been put by the Bureau into their appropriate Brigade sections. Sub-Group A. Athlone Brigade. Nos. CD. 227/21/A.l etc. 1 Correspondence re raid on house of Mr. Conor Duffy, 3.11.1920. The documents in this sub-section, being of 2 Note, 10.7.121, re fine. considerable bulk, have be$n bound for convenience in 3 Corrrespondence re notice sent by Belfast Trade Boycott to resident in Athlone three separate volumes Division. I, II and III, which run consecutively. Postcard date stamped 16.7.1921, to Miss Clarke, Athlone, unsigned. Threat to burn house. 5 Correspondence, 19.7.1921, re raids at Mount Temple Co-op. Society. 6 Letter, 21.7.1921, from S. Hughes with photograph and undated note. 7 Papers re eviction of Mr. John Carr, Athlone. 8 Correspondence between Rev. Father Chrysostom, O.F.M., Athlone, and.Mr. F..Murphy, 22.7.1921 to 29.7.1921. 9 do. 23.7.1921 to 28.7.1921, re Belfast boycott in Moate.. 10 Letter, 23.7.21, from Robert Carney and brother - complaint - with reply 26.7.1921. 11 Letter, 25.7.1921, from Katie Fallon re taking of bicycles. 12 Letters, 25.7.21, 27.7.21, to Richard Hughes re Land dispute. 13 Correspondence between Comdt. Murphy, Captain L.F. Davin and Mrs. P.M. Davin re robbery at Creggan House. 14 Correspondence between Peter Mulvihill, Secretary, I.T.G.W.U» and Comdt. P. Murphy. 15 do. do. Mr. G. Allen and Comdt. Murphy re commandeering of motor cycle. REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION SUB. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS NO. group 21 Sub-Group A» 16 Letter, 27•7.21 to 0/C. Athlone re Belfast boycott. 17 do. do. re dismantled motor cars 18 do. do. re republican courts 19 do. do. re trenched roads. 20 Papers re charge of abuse and assault brought by Bernard Curley against Joseph Duffy, 27.7.21 to 1.8.21. 21 Papers re return of bicycle parts to Miss Levinge, Athlone, 27.7.21. 22 Papers re demand made by two men to Mr. Levinge, Kiltoom, Athlone, to shoot his dog. 23 Correspondence, 27.7.21, between Comdt. Murphy and 0/C. Athlone 3rigade, re trench between Ballinahown and Doon. 2k Copy letter 29.7.21 to G.H. Q. re charges against V-Comdt. Athlone Brigade. 25 Letter, 4.8.21, - query re Truce. 26 do. from Ellen Pagan charging William Bolster with non-payment of rent 27 Copy letter 4.8.21 to 0/C. Athlone Brigade re (l) Order made to Mr. Hall, Moate, by five men to leave the country, and (2) demand made by two men to Mrs. Bayley, Moate, for 6d in the £ on valuation for the upkeep of the I.R.A. 28 Paper, 10.8.21, Report of meeting of Athlone Brigade. 29 Letter 11.8.21, from E. Fitzgerald reporting loss of dog - photo attached. 30 Papers, 16.8.21, re activities of Athlone Brigade. 31 Correspondence, 17.8.21 and 30.8.21, between Mrs. E. O'Donoghue, Ballinahown Court, and Comdt. Murphy. 32 Correspondence, 19.8.21 and 16.9.21, between Mr. Henry Upton, Moate, and Comdt. Murphy re closing of letter box. 33 Letter, 19.8.21, from J. Keane with note 27.8.21. 3k Note, 21.8.21, re Special Brigade Circle. 35 Letter, 26.8.21, re meeting. 36 Letter, 30.8.21, from Ml. J. O'Meara re commandeering of bicycles. 37 Copy letter, 31.8.21, re new Athlone Brigade. 38 Papers re damage to bicycle owned by Katie Collins, 31.8.21. 39 Letter, 1.9.21, from 1st Battalion Police Officer, Athlone - envelope attached. X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.\V.&S.M.(l.)Ltc! G52B. REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION 3. SUB. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS NO. Group 21. Sub-Group A. Notes re brigade activities, 1»9.21. Correspondence, 3.9.21 to 10.9.21, re attack on Retreat House, Athlone. Three letters, 20.7.21 to 5.9.21, from M. Berry, Moate. Correspondence, 5.9.21 to 10.9.21, between Comdt. Murphy and Mrs. M. Molloy. Letter, 16.9.21, from Michael H. Poy re loss of gun. do. 20.9.21, from Mr. Emmet Peeley re complaint by Sports Committee. do. 15.9.21, from Peter Kenny re dispute over lodgings. Copy letter, 29.9.21 with two undated notes re commandeering of bicycle, property of Michael Egan, Lecarrow. Miscellaneous undated notes re brigade activities do. letters and notes. Sub-Group B. Leitrim Brigade. Nos. C.D.227/21/B1. etc. Letter, July 1921, from Chief L.O. enclosing letter, 14.7.21, from organising officer, South Leitrim Brigade. Correspondence, 18.7.21 to 4.8.21, re incidents in Drumkeerin village. do. 26.7-21 to 14.8.21, re demonstration between Curragh North and Drumkeerin. Correspondence, 25.7.21 to 11.8.21, re prisoners under armed escort - breach of Truce. Copy letter, 27.7.21, re trenched roads. do. do. re Belfast boycott. do. re Republican Court§ do. re dismantled motor cars. Letter, 28.7.21, from Mr. Alec Evans re commandeerimg of bicycles, with reply 4.8.21. Correspondence, 2.8.21 to 4.8.21, re killing of woman by British military lorry. Copy letter, 4.8.21, to 0/C. enclosing letter for Police Officer for district - letter not attached. PAGE ~*J ^ REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 227 NAME OF DONOR Pintan Murphy 2. SUB. DOCUMENT NO. FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS Group 21. Sub-Group B. 12 Letter, 8.8.21, from 0/C. Leitrim Brigade re carrying of revolver by Black and Tan. 13 Copy letter, 15.8.21, to 0/C. Leitrim Brigade, re meeting of Brigade Council, with reply, 18.8.21. 14 Correspondence, 19.8.21 to 24.8.21, re breach of Truce at Mohill. 15 do. 21.8.21 to 2.9.21, re John Keane, Drumshanbo - complaint of threats. 16 Letter, 22.8.21, from Mr. John Gordon re sending of parcels to son imprisoned in Curragh. 17 do. 22.8.21, from Mrs. Mgt. Crow, re sending of parcels to son imprisoned in Curragh. 18 Correspondence, 27.8.21 to 17.9.21, re mining of bridge at Aghavilla. 19 do. 1.9.21 to 9.9.21, re occupation of Annadale House by I.R.A. 20 do. 6.9.21 to 8.9.21 re following up of I.R.A. communications by British military during Truce. 21 Letter from Dominick Porde, Kiltybarden, re commandeering of bicycle and reply 15.9.2 22 Correspondence, 24.9.21 to 27.9.21 re threatening letter received by Thomas Guckian, Secretary, National Foresters, on holding of dance. 23 Two undated notes. 24 Three telegrams to Fintan Murphy and draft of one reply - subject undefined. Sub-Group C. Longford Brigade. Nos. C.D.227/21/C1. etc. Correspondence, 19.7.21 to 8.8.21, re commandeering of motor cycle, property of The documents in this Rev. A.R. Borriss. sub-section, being of considerable bulk, have 2 19.7.21, Letter, from James Duncan, re dismantled cars. been bound for convenience 22.7.21 3.8.21, in three separate volumes 3 Correspondence, to re arrest of James Dempsey. I, II and III, which run consecutively. 4 do. 22.7.21 to 25.7.21, re raid on premises of Mrs. Walker, Cornacreeva. 5 do. 22.7.21 to 26.7.21, re seizure of goods, property of Patk. O'Connor. 6 Copy letter, 23.7.21, to Adjutant General re conduct of Commandant, Longford Brigade, with undated notes. REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION 2. 3. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS Group 21. Sub-Group C» Copy letter, 25.7.21, to Adjutant General enclosing letter sent "by representative of Longford Brigade Staff to the Chairman of the Longford R.D. Council. Letter not attached. Correspondence, 26.7.21 to 4.8.21, re trial and imprisonment of Edward H. Moran and Richard J. Callanan. Copy letter, 27.7.21, to Dr. Delaney do. do. re Belfast boycott do. do. re Republican Courts do. do. re dismantled motor cars do. do. re trenched roads. Correspondence, 27.7.21, between Mr. Pintan Murphy and P. Mahon, Esq. Copy letter, 28.7.21, to M. Boland re Longford Co. Council. Correspondence, 30.7.21 to 27.9.21, re seizure of cattle, property of Peter 1 Sullivan, Granard. do. 31.7.21 to 8.8.21, re serving of summons by five armed R.I.C. men. Notes, 4.8.21, re special Council meeting of Longford Brigade. Correspondence, 8.8.21 to 19.8.21, re arrest of Private H. Jackson. do. 6.8.21 to 12.8.21, re seizure of geese, property of John Gilsenan. Letter, 10.8.21, re Longford Brigade Training Camp. Correspondence, 10.8.21 to 25.8.21, re demonstration in Lanesboro'. Letter, 12*8.21, from Michael Cox, re commandeering of bicycle. Correspondence, 13.8.21 to 19.8.21, re Mrs. M. Leavy - detention of sons in . military barracks. do. 15.8.21 to 29.9.21, re bicycle case, Ballinalee. Letter, 19.8.21, with 2 undated notes re commandeering of bicycles - Hanlon, Ballinalee. Correspondence, 17.8.21 to 19.8.21, re Thomas Kelly, Lagan. do. do. do. re demonstration. Letter, 18.8.21, from 0/C. Longford Brigade, acknowledging letter received from L.O. REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 227 SUB. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS NO. Group 21 Sub-Group C. 30 Copy letter, 19.8.21, to Mrs. Tiernan acknowledging letter. 31 do. do. to 0/C. Longford Brigade, enclosing letter - letter not attached 32 Correspondence, 19.8.21 to 29.8.21, re Pitzpatrick and McGaharan do. 21.8.21 to 2.9.21, re shot fired at Pr. Markey, Cloribroney, from 33 R.I.C. car. • • • do. 23.8.21 to 31.8.21, re commandeering of bicycle, property of 3k John Burney. 35 do. 27.8.21 to 28.9.21, re motor case - Donlon.- 36 Letter, 30.8.21, from Batt. Lt. Intelligence re damage to publichouse by Black and Tan police. 37 Correspondence, 31.8.21, re cycle - Gorry, Keel, Tashinny. 38 Copy letter, 31.8.21, to 0/C. Longford, re acting O/G. Communications". 39 do. do. to Div. Commander re communications. kO Letter, 1.9.21, and undated note from Rev. Pr. Higgins, C.C., Lanesboro1. kl Correspondence, 5.9.21 to 15.9.21, re occupation of Saints Island, 42 do 6.9.21, re boycott of John Pox. k3 Letter, 9.9.21, from Div. Adj. Midland Div. enclosing copy report, 8.9.21, re British military irregularities in'Longford. kk Correspondence, 6.9.21 to 14.9.21,* re'tree cutting, Castle Forbes estate. k5 Letter, 9.9.21, re demonstration at re-interment of John Scally, deceased. US Correspondence, 10.9.21 to 15.9.21, re telegraph and telephone services in Ballymore. kl do. 21.9*21 to 27.9.21 re disappearance of John McNamee. kQ do. 27.9.21 re taking of tobacco from premises of M. Manley, Edgeworthstowfti. k9 do. do. re commandeered bicycle - J.M. Swifte, stationmaster, do. 50 Letter, 28.9.21, from 0/C. 1st Midland Division, re appointment of Brigade M.O. 51 Letter, 29.9.21, from Div. Adj. re Truce termination. 52 Miscellaneous undated notes and letters. REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION NAME OF DONOR SUB. NO. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS Group 21. Sub-Group D. Mulllngar Brigade. Nos. C.D.227/21/D.1. etc. 1 Correspondence re shooting on Multyfarnhara farm, 20.7.21 to 1.8.21. 2 do. re commandeering of car - Tierney, Delvin - 20.7.21 - 27.7.21. 3 do. re coramandeerimg of bicycles in Ballinagore, Westmeath, 20.7.21 to 26.7.21. Copies letters re Mrs. Ann Kiernan, Mullingar, 22.7.21, 26.7.21. Copy letter, 22.7.21, enclosing complaint from British Liaison Officer - complaint The documents in'this Sub-section, being of not attached. considerable bulk, have 6 been bound for do. enclosing two complaints - 23.7.21 - from Mullingar area. convenierc e into two 7 separate volumes I & II, which run consecutively. Correspondence re use of barn for dance by I.P.A. - 24.7.21 to 26.7.21. r 8 Copy letter, 27.7.21, re dismantled motor cars. 9 Copy letter, 27.7.21, re republican courts. 10 do. do. re Belfast boycott. 11 do. do. re trencned roads. 12 Correspondence with 0/C. Mullingar re communications, 27.7.21 to 28.7.21. 13 do. with P.J. Weymes, Esq., re imprisonment of employee, 29.7.21 to 8.8.2 14 Letter 1.8.21, from Div. Commissioner re holding of Sinn Pe*in Court. 15 Letter 8.8.21, from Nicholas Crosbie re motor permit. 16 Correspondence 15.8.21 to 19.8.21, re summoning of Brigade Council meeting. 17 do. re charge against Bernard Reilly, 2.8.21 to 10.8.21. 18 Letter 4.8.21, from Mr. Thomas Wheeler re raid. 19 Correspondence, 13*8.21 to 25.8.21, re raid on house of T/Const. Daly. 20 Letter, 22.8.21, from Comdt. Ring re Michael Horan, imprisoned in Curragh Camp 21 and reply 2.9.21. 24 .21, 27 .21. 22 Letter, .8 from Dr. G.J. Horridge re motor permit, with reply .8 23 Copy letter, 30.8.21, to Comdt. W. Pox re Battalion and Brigade Council meeting. Correspondence, 15.8.21 to 14.9.21, re Kilmore Estate. REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 227 4. SUB. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS NO. Group 21 Sub-Group D. 2k Note, 31,8.21, from Q.M. 2nd Battalion re dispatch. 25 Letter, 1.9.21, from Div. Commissioner re commandeering of Dr. Ryanrs car. 26 Letter, 2.9.21, from acting Brigade Adjutant re dismantling of I.R.A. touring car. 27 Letter, 3.9.21, from Mr. E.T. Cooper re looting of garden. 28 Correspondence 21.9.21 to 26.9.21, re occupation of Reynella Rectory "by I.R.A. 29 Letter undated from Joseph Ennis re raid. 30 Miscellaneous undated notes. Sub-Group E. ' Offaly Brigade. Nos. C.D.227/21/E1. etc. 1 Correspondence 11.7.21 to 19.8.21 re burning of Mrs. Mary Rourke's premises. 2 do. 20.7*21 to 16.9.21 re commandeering of motor "cycle. 3 Note, 21.7.21, re arrest of Patrick O'Reilly, Kilbeggan. k Letter, 2.8.21, from John Ke^ly re damage to premises by military lorry and reply 4.8.21. 5 Letter, 1.9.21, from Seamus 6 Cionaith introducing bearer. 6 Note, 17.9.21 re Charles Clarke, Sp. Const. - boycotting of wife's school, etc. 7 Letter, 27.9.21, to Comdt. Staines enclosing particularsof robbery in Horseleap. X6046.14022C.9/5G.2,000.\V.&S.M.(l.)Ltd. G52B. 3Lpo REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION NAME OF DONOR 2. 3. SUB. NO. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS Group 21. Sub-Group P. Forth Roscommon Brigade. Nos. C.D.227/21/P.l.etc. 1 Correspondence 9.6.21 to 10.9.21, re commandeering of motor parts. 2 do 30.6*21 to 6.9.21, re Michael Doherty, Lisacul, destruction of goods. The documents in this 3 do. 6.7.21 to 29.8.21 re shooting of Thomas McGowan. sub-section, being of considerable bulk, have 4 do. 11.7.21 to 10.9.21 re kidnapping of James Walsh, Keadue. been bound for convenience in three separate volumes 5 Note, 17.7.21, from Police Officer P.J.D. re notice taken from wall in Boyle. I, II and III, which run consecutively. 6 Correspondence 18.7.21 to 26.8.21 re I.R.A. collections. 7 do. 19.7.21 to 23.7.21 re boycott of McHugh & Co., Strokestown. 8 do. 21.7.21 to 28.7.21 re Tully, Boyle. 9 Draft letter, 23.7.21, to D. Lillie, Esq., re unfair treatment. 10 Correspondence, 24.7.21 to 28.7.21, re Mr. J.P. Brennan - commandeering of motor part 11 do 26.7.21 to 27.7.21, re Belfast boycott trade posters in Carrick. 12 do. 26.7.21 to 26.9.21, re spy case - Mrs. Snee, Lisacul. 13 Copy letter, 27.7.21, re trenched roads. 14 do. do. re Belfast boycott 15 do. do. re Republican Courts. 16 do. do. re dismantled motor cars. \ 17 Correspondence 3.8.21 to 4.8.21, re burning of Cootehall Village Hall. 18 Letter, 3.8.21, from Mr. Percy Collins re commandeering of bicycle. 19 Correspondence 3.8.21 to 19.8.21, re incident at dance at Kilglass. 20 do. 4.8.21 to 17.9.21, re Const. R.A. Buchanan, captured in ambush. 21 Letter, 4.8.21, from Mrs. K.E. Pinan re raid on house. 22 Correspondence 4.8.21 to 27.8.21, re Mr. James Conlon - dismantling of motors. 23 do. 9.8.21 to 15.8.21, re complaint by Connor McGreevy. 2k do. 11.8.21 to 22.8.21, re Rev. Michael Peely - commandeering of school for dance. REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 227 3. OBSERVATIONS SUB. DOCUMENT FORMAT Ecc. NO. Group 21. Sub-Group P. 25 Copy letter, 15.8.21, to 0/C. North Roscommon Brigade re Brigade Council meeting. 26 Correspondence 17.8.21 to 19.8.21, re loss of money "by Michael Egan during raid. 27 do. 18.8.21 to 19.8.21 re Mrs. Bridget Kenny - raids on house 28 do. 22.8.21 to 29.8.21 re Const. Parker, Boyle. 29 do. 23.8.21 to 27.9.21 re Lough Gara Drainage Board. 30 do. 26.8.21 to 31.8.21 with H.J. Keegan, Brigade Chief of Police, re occurrences in Cootehall district. 31 Copy letter 27.8.21, to Adjutant General re appointment of Registrar with two undated notes. 32 Correspondence 31.8.21 to 8.9.21 with Divisional Commissioner re occupation of Runnamote House. 33 do. 9.9.21 to 17.9.21 re assault on Miss Katie Croghan 34 do. 11.9.21 to 14.9.21 with undated notes re assault "by two R.I.C. men on two members of the I.R.A. 35 do. 13.9.21 to 15.9.21 re Michael Neary re attempt to take bicycle. 36 do. 14.9.21 to 17.9.21 re threat to kidnap Bernard Beirne. 37 Letter, 21.9.21, from Mr. E.P. Prazer re threat to occupy house by I.R.A. 38 do. 27.9.21, from Grace Hanly re threatened eviction. 39 Copy letter 27.9.21 to 0/C. North Roscommon Brigade enclosing complaint - complaint not attached. ko Note, 6.10.21, re termination of Truce and postal and telegraphic address. kl Miscellaneous wire, undated letter and note. REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION NAME OF DONOR 2. SUB. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS NO. Group 21 Sub-Group G. South Roscommon Brigade, Nos. C.D.227/21/G.I etc. Wire stamp dated 20.7.21. Post Office form re non-delivery of wire, 27.7.21. Papers re demonstration in Castlerea, 21.7.21, 22.7.21. Correspondence, 22.7.21 to 25.7.21, re looting at Mrs. Harney's home. Copy letter, 26.7.21, to Col. Comdt. 13th Inf. Bde.Athlone, re courtmartial. Correspondence, 25.7.21 to 17.8.21, re boycott, Shannon, Mantua. do. 25.7.21 to 27.7.21, re Tully-Graham farm do. 26.7.21 to 11.9.21, re Harold Round, R.I.C. Copy letter, 27.7.21, to 0/C. Sth. Roscommon, re trenched roads. do. do. do. re Belfast boycott. do. do. do. re Republican Courts. do. do. do. re dismantled motor cars. Letter, 27.7.21, to 0/C. Sth. Roscommon re Tarmon. do. 28.7.21, to 0/C. do. re Loughglynn. Copy letter 15.8.21, to 0/C. do. re meeting of Brigade Council. do. 17.8.21, to P. Corcoran acknowledging letter. Notes 18.8.21, re Council Meeting. Paper, c. 19.8.21, re land dispute, Doyle and Gallagher Correspondence, 25.8.21 to 24.9.21, re training camp. do. 31.8.21 to 1.9.21, re halting of Pr. Harmon and brother by British soldiers. Letter 2.9.21, from Thos. J. Concannon re commandeering of bicycle. Papers, 12.9.21 to 21.9.21 re Francis Maguire - alleged unjust treatment by members of I.R.A. Copy letter 28.9.21, to 0/C. Sth. Roscommon enclosing letter - not attached. Unsigned letter dated 30.9.21, re John Kelly, Director of Training S.Roscommon Bde. 2 miscellaneous notes dated 22.7.21. PAGE 3(&3 REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 227 NAME OF DONOR pintan Murphy SUB. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS NO. Group 21. Sub-Group H. SLIGO BRIGADE. Nos. C.D.227/21/H.1. etc. 1 Correspondence, 3.7.21 to 25.8.21, re Mr. J. Gilmartin, Lavalley. 2 do. 19.7.21 to 4.8.21, re seizure of goods. 3 Letter, 21*7.21, from Chief Liaison Officer, re road blockade. k Correspondence, 25.7.21 to 4.8.21, re M.J. Marren, Comdt., deceased. 5 Two letters, 26.7.21, from N.J. Kilfeather, Sligo Prison 6 Letter, 27.7.21, to 0/C. Sligo re trenched roads. 7 do. do. do. re Belfast boycott 8 do. do. do. re Republican Courts.. 9 do. do. do. re dismantled motor cars 10 Letter, 29.7.21, from J. Wilbond, Div. Commissioner, re Sinn Fein Court. 11 Correspondence, 31.7.21 to 4.8.21, re Duggan family, Strandhill 12 do. 11.8.21 to 15.8.21, re threatening of enemy forces with revolver. 13 do. 12.8.21 to 19.8.21, re closing of Telegraph Office at Laragh. 14 Copy letter, 15.8.21, to Div. Commissioner re licence - Miss Mary Gillian, Sligo. 15 Correspondence, 17.8.21 to 25.8.21, re wearing of uniform by Patk. Coleman, Coolfada, 16 Letter, 18.8.21, from Coy. Capt. Calry re cycling detachment. 17 do. 19.8.21, from Comdt. Sligo Brigade, re enemy cycling detachment, closing of Thomas Hannonrs publichouse by enemy forces and bad handling of Jos. McBrien when arrested. 18 Letter, 19.8.21, from Brigade Comdt. acknowledging wire. 19 do. 27.8.21, from Mr. J. Gilmartin re removal of telephone from Grange P.O. 20 do. 8.9.21, from Div. Commissioner re wearing of ilR.A. uniform by Mr. Prank'Carl 21 Correspondence, 22.9.21 to 26.9.21, re commandeering of vacant house. 22 do. do. re collecting of money for I.R.A. 23 Copies of two letters, 27.9.21, re Gilroy,'Grange. REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 227 NAME OF DONOR pintan Murphy 2. 3. 4. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS Group 21. Sub-Group I. ACCOUNTS. Nos. CD. 227/21/1.1 etc. Miscellaneous Accounts, 19.4.20 to 28.2.21. Statement of A/C for July 1921, with Covering letter to Chief L.O. 29.7.21. Letter, 17.8.21, from Chief Liaison Officer enclosing cheque with copy letter acknowledging same. Statement of A/C. for August 1921. Correspondence, 22.8.21 to 6.9.21, re monies received from Cavan Brigade. Letter, 28.8.21, to 0/C. Athlone Brigade, acknowledging receipt of £10. Statement of A/C. for September 1921. Letter, 12.10.21, from Athlone Printing Works Co. enclosing 10/- P.O. Miscellaneous notes, letters and papers. Subr-Group J. General Correspondence with G. H.Q. (not included under any of the above headings) Notice re state of country. Letter, 18.7.21, from S. O'Murthuile. Correspondence, 19.7.21 to 10.9.21, re carrying of arms , O/Cs. in district, cessation of Truce, etc. Copy letter, 23.7.21, to Minister for Labour, Da*il ^fireann, re Belfast boycott. do. 28.7.21, to Chief Liaison Officer, Dublin, re escape of prisoners. Correspondence, 28.7.21 to 2.8.21, re Belfast boycott between Comdt. Murphy, E.S. 0 Dugain, Chief Liaison Officer, S. MacDonnchadha, Minister for Labour. Copy letter, 6.8.21, to Adjutant General, Dublin, re courtsmartial and Bde. Councils. Letter, 9.8.21, from Director of Organisation enclosing lists of brigade and battalion officers with further correspondence 10.8.21. REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION SUB. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS NO. Group 21. Sub-Group J. 9 fetter, 10.8.21, to Director of Organisation re course of training. 10 Correspondence, 10.8.21 to 1.9.21, re goods from America. 11 Letter, 13.8.21, from Director of Organisation introducing two officers from Dublin Brigade. 12 Note, 15.11.21, signed "Joe". 13 Copy letter, 15.8.21, to G.H.Q. re execution of captured member of enemy forces. Ik Copy letter, 17.8.21, re Volunteers and Civil Court work. 15 Copy letter, 17.8.21, to Art O'Connor, T.D., re Court case. 16 Circular letter, 1.9.21, from Chje f Liaison Officer re permits for motor cars. 17 Correspondence, 24.9.21 to 3.10.21, re termination of Truce arrangements. 18 Copy letter, 27.9.21, to Comdt. Staines enclosing copy letter from Mr. Kiggins, 19 Athenry. 20 Letter, 28.9.21, to G.H.Q. re land case - Kelly, Eyrecourt. 21 do. 26.10.21, re new liaison arrangements. 22 do. 27.10.21, enclosing police reports. 23 Correspondence, undated, re liaison arrangements in south of Ireland. Miscellaneous letters. Sub-Group K. MISCELLANEOUS PAPERS. 1 Miscellaneous letters. 2 Miscellaneous wires. 3 Two notebooks used by Mr. Pintan Murphy, Liaison Officer - (a) 16.8.1918 to 1.10.1918. (b) 1.9.1921 to 7.11.1921. k Miscellaneous undated notes and papers. 5 Printed notepaper unused. 3CP(P REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION 3. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS Group 21. Sub-Group L. UNCLASSIFIED. Nos. C.D.227/21/L.1 etc. Special motor permit 9.7•21. Permit to pass unchallenged 12.7.21. Public notice, 15.7.21, signed by Lt.-Col. E. Thorpe. Correspondence, 12.8.21 to 31.8.21, re John Salmon, internee in Athlone. Letter, 22.8.21, re breach of Truce. Correspondence, 25.8.21 to 27.8.21, re commandeering of bicycles. Copy note, 13.9.21, re telephones andtelegraphs. Letter, 20.9.21, from Div. Commissioner re parade of I.R.A. in Killucan - with two notes attached. do. 26.9.21, from John Burke, re prevention of employee from threshing corn. Statement by John Egan re his action for assault against Michael Duffy. Letter, 26.10.21, from Mr. Frank Should! ce re printing A/C. book. Correspondence, 28.11.21 to 5.12.21, re joining of I.R.A. by Pa tk»^ Anthony Boylan, PAGE ^Cp REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 227 NAME OF DONOR Pintan Murphy 1. 2. 3. 4. SUB. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS NO. Group 22. ANGLO-IRISH TREATY - 6TH DECEMBER 1921. British Official Documents. Nos. CD. 227/22/1. etc. 1 Correspondence relating to the proposals of H.M. Government for an Irish Settlement, 1921. CMD.1470. ... 2 Further correspondence relating to the proposals of H.M. Government for an Irish Settlement, 1921. CMD.1539. 3 Articles of Agreement for a Treaty "between Gt. Britain and Ireland 1921. CMD.1560. 4 Correspondence "between H.M. Government and the Prime Minister of Northern Ireland relating to the proposals for an Irish Settlement 1921. CMD.1561. 5 Irish Free State (Agreement) Act 1922 - 12 Geo. 5 - 31st March 1922. 6 Irish Free State (Consequential Provisions) Bill - (a) Irish Free State (Consequential Provisions) Bill No. 2, 13 Geo. 5, as introduced 24th November 1922). (h) do. (Consequential Provisions) Bill as "brought from the Commons, 29th November 1922). (c) Memorandum on Financial Provisions 1922 - CMD.1773 (d) Marshalled list of amendments to be moved in Committee, 30th Nov. 1922. (e) Lords Amendments ordered to be printed 4th December 1922. 7 Draft Constitution of the Irish Free State 1922. CMD.1688 8 A Bill to provide for the Constitution of the Irish Free State 1922 (Bill 1) 13, Geo. 5 as introduced 24th November 1922. 9 Correspondence between H.M. Government and the Government of the Irish Free State relative to Article 12 of the Articles of Agreement for a Treaty between Great Britain and Ireland. (a) With Irish Free State, July 1923, CMD.1928. (b) With both Governments, June 1924, CMD.2155 (c) Further correspondence with both Governments, June 1924, CMD.2166, in continuation of CMD.2155. 10 Heads of working arrangements for implementing the Treaty, July 1923. CMD.1911. 11 Statements of Financial Position between the British Government and the Government of the Irish Free State. (a) 1923-1924 - CMD.1930. (b) Further statement 1923-1924. CMD.2160. (c) do. 1924-1925. CMD.2482. (d) do. 1925-1926. CMD.2798. REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 227 NAME OF DONOR Fintan Murphy 3. SUB. NO. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS Group 23. ROYAL IRISH CONSTABULARY (including Auxiliaries) Nos. CD. 227/23/1. etc. Terms of disbandment. CMD.1618A. The Constabulary (Ireland) Bill 1922, 12 Geo 5, Bill 91 as introduced. The Royal Irish Constabulary Auxiliary Division - terras of engagement, CMD.1618 of 1922. Group 24. BRITISH OFFICIAL PUBLICATIONS MISCELLANEOUS Nos. CD. 227/24/1 etc. Official Secrets Act 1911 (1 and 2 Geo. 5, ch. 28) - 22nd August 1911. Police Gazette - "Hue and Cry", September 12th, 1916. Imperial Revenue (Collection and Expenditure)(Great Britain & Ireland) 1918. 105. The Restoration of Order in Ireland Act 1920 (10 and 11, Geo 5) (Ch.3l) > 9th Aug. 1920 Public Notice, Restoration of Order in Ireland, Regulations, Alteration of Curfew hours - Major General G.F. Boyd - 12th &arch 1921. REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION NAME OF DONOR 2. SUB. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS NO. Group 25. LEAFLETS AND PAMPHLETS. Ireland. Nos. CD. 227/25/1,etc. 1 "Is the Irish Party nationalist?" - New Ireland Pamphlets No. 1 2 "A Plea for the Industrial Regeneration of Ireland". 3 "The Form and Purpose of Home Rule" "by Erskine Childers. k "Count Plunkett - The Man and his Message" "by Louis George Reddy. 5 "James Connolly - A study of his work and worth" "by Gerald O'Connor. 6 "Memories of the Dead" "by Martin Daly 7 "Loyalty and Disloyalty - What it means in Ireland" "by Alice Stopford Green. 8 "Through Corruption to Dismemberment - A Story of Apostasy and Betrayal" "by "Red Hand" 9 "The Ulster Difficulty" "by Professor Eoin MacNeill - 2 copies. 10 "From a Hermitage" "by P.H. Pearse - The Bodenstown Series No. 2, 1915. 11 "Ireland Awake" - An open letter to his fellow countrymen "by the Earl of Dunraven, K.B 12 Tracts for the Times: (a) "Wh'Why the MartyrMartt s of Manchester died" "by A. Newman - Tracts for The Times Ho.9. (h) " 'The Separatist Idea" "by P.H. Pearse - Tracts for the Times No. 11, 1916. 13 "The Home Rule Act 1914 Exposed" "by William Martin Murphy, May 1917. lk "Starvation in Dublin" "by Lionel Smith-Gordon and Cruise O'Brien 1917. 15 "How to settle the Irish Question" "by Bernard Shaw, 1917. 16 "A Call to the Women of Ireland" "by Constance de' Markievicz. 17 "The Complete Grammar of Anarchy" "by Members of the War Cabinet and their Friends, 19l|£. 18 "Towards the Republic - A Study of New Ireland's social and political Aims" by Aodh de Bla'cam, Nov. 1918. 19 "A Handbook for Rebels" - A guide to successful defiance of the British Government - compiled by Thomas Johnson, 1918 - 2 copies. 20 "The Historic Case for Irish Independence" by Darrell Figgis, 1918. 21 "The First of the Small Nations". 22 "The Terror in Ireland - Murder, Outrage, Intimidation" reprinted from Belfast Telegrajbh. / REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION 2. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS Group 25. "Military Rule in Ireland" by Erskine Childers, 1920 (a.) 1st edition ib) 2nd edition (c) 3rd edition "Thoughts for British Co-operators" by Geo. W. Russell. ("A.E.") "A Considered Judgment" - Report of Judge Bodfcin, 1921. "Ireland and the Empire at the Court of Conscience" by "A.E." 1921. "The Present Taxable Capacity of Ireland" - A paper read to the Statistical and Social Inquiry Society of Ireland, 28th June 1921, by Professor C.H. Oldham, Vice-President. "The Newer Ireland" by Oscar J. Kelly Walsh. "The Lessons of Irish History and the Gospel of Irish Nationalism". "Welcome Princess Mary" - Leaflet Issued by "Ghosts" with pencil note on envelope by F. Murphy regarding rarity of this pamphlet. "Irish or Infidelity, Which?" "Can Ireland Stand Alone?" - 2 copies. "Ireland's Claim for exemption from War Taxation". "Irish Situation"by the Most Rev. Dr. Walsh, Archbishop of Dublin, 1916. Leaflet announcing a mass meeting in the Mansion House to demand treatment as prisoners of war for Irish prisoners. "A Manifesto to the Irish People" By Order Executive Irish Volunteers. "To Rebuild the Nation" by Arthur Griffith. Quotation from President Wilson's Address to the Senate of the United States, 2nd January 1917, issued by the 'Irish Nation League1" "The Death of Thomas Ashe" - The Bishop of Killaloe*s Protest - 2 copies. Leaflet re Thomas Ashe Memorial Fund with subscription form attached. "English Horrors In Irish Jails" 19th July 1918. "Can Ireland Pay Her Way?" July 1919. 2 copies. "An Connrad fe cois?" 1919. "John Redmond Accuses England" 1919. "Colonial Home Rule". "England's Fair Words and Ireland" 1919 REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION SUB. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS NO. group 25. 47 "England's Goodwill - How it operates in Ireland". 48 "The Cost of Slavery". 49 "Belfast Atrocities". 50 "Is Ireland a Danger to England?" Reprinted from the "Irish Bulletin" 29 July 1921. 51 "Irish Councils for Irish Freedom". 52 "What's wrong with Ireland? By John Hampden Bright. 53 "What's Wrong with Ireland?" No. 2 By John Hampden Bright. 54 "Ulster - A British Stronghold". Group 26. PAMPHLETS AND LEAFLETS Great Britain. Nos. CD.227/26/1. etc. "The Irish Question" Reprinted from the December No. of "The Round Table" with a Foreword by the Rt. Hon. Sir Horace Plunkett, K.C.V.O. 1914. 2 "The Value of Small States" by H.A.L. Fisher, F.B.A. Oxford Pamphle'ts 1914. 3 "The Irish Crisis" by William Paul. 4 "The Irish Case Stated" by Henry O'Neill 5 "England's Dilemma" by "Epsilon" 6 "The Crucifixion of Ireland" by H.A. Campbell, 1920. 7 "The Irish Tragedy: Scotland's Disgrace" by John Maclean, M.A. 1920. 8 "Coalition Fatuity and the Irish Question" Reprinted from the Daily Herald 11.2.192C| 9 "The Celtic Design or Carson in a Melting Mood". 10 Leaflet re demonstration outside Wormwood Scrubbs Prison at 7.30 each evening to protest against the imprisonment of Irishmen without charge or trial. 11 "The Navy League" 25th Sept. 1919. 12 "A Soldier on Ireland" the substance of an address by Lt.-Gen. Sir Henry M. Lawson, K. C B. REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 227 NAME OF DONOR pintan Murphy SUB. NO. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. Group 26. "Workers of Stockport put him in to get him out" - Election leaflet for Wm. O'Brien. Outstanding incidents of English aggression in Ireland from 1st January 1919 to 30th April 1920. "Will British Labour provide munitions for this?" 1920. "The Statesmanrs Catechism". 23rd July 1920. "The Deadly Parallel - 1914 - Germany. 1920 - England". "Ireland to-day" Report by the Society of Friends, 5th October 1920. "Misguided Patriotism" or "Achilles Heel" by "Epsilon". "Ireland Arisen" by Sir William Watson, 1921. "Inter Allied Debts and Ireland" by Sam Evans. Reprinted from the Economist, 26.11. !1. "Britain's Disgrace - What the world thinks of British rule in Ireland". "You can stop reprisals now". "To the Irish in England" by Eamon de Valera. Group 27. LEAFLETS AND PAMPHLETS - U«S.A. Nos. C.D.227/27/1* etc. "Ireland's Appeal to America, 1917 - Address presented to Congress, Washington, July 23rd, Dr. McCartan's note to the President and Congress of the United States. Knights of Columbus versus Criminal Libel and Malicious Bigotry. News Letter of the Friends of Irish Freedom National Bureau of Information: No. 32, Feb. 6th 1920. "Attention, President Wilson" No. 33> Feb. 13th 1920. Another Professor heard from. "Human Rights and the Law" Reprinted from Fordham Law Review, March 1946. "America and the Irish Question" by Edward Raymond Turner, Ph.D. - Extract from Publication. "German Catholic Leader raises Irish Question". 2 copies. PAGE REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION SUB. NO. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS Group 28. FRENCH BOOKLETS AND PAMPHLETS Nos. CD.227/28/1. etc. L'Irlande a-t-elle "be so in de l'Angleterre? Memorandum a l'appui des Revendications de l'Irlande a l'effet d'etre reconnue comme iftat souverain et inde*pendant - 5 Une tentative d'escroquerie - Le Home Rule Act on Loi D'autonomie pour l'Irlande, 1920. REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION NAME OF DONOR DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS Group 29. IRISH BULLETIN. 1919-1921. Published "by the Propaganda Departnen t of Da*il jfireann. Nos. CD/227/29/1, etc. Vol. 2. Two odd issues and an index. No. 7. Hth May 1920. No. 49. 12th July 1920. Index for August 1920. Vol. 4 No. 1. 3rd Jan. 1921 to No. 100 of 31st May 1921. This Vol. No. 4. has been separated by the (a) No. 1. 3rd Jan. 1921 to No. 25, 9th Feb. 1921. Bureau into six parts - (b) No. 26. 10th Feb. 1921 to No. 44, 8th March 1921. (a, b, c, d, e, f) for convenience in binding. 45, 9th 1921 6o, 4th 1921. (c) No. March to No. April Issues Nos. 62, 63 and (d) No. 61, 5th April 1921 to No. 77, 27th April 1921. 68 are missing from part (e) No. 78, 28th April 1921, to No. 90, 17th May 1921. (a). Issue No. 96 is (f) No. 91, 18th May 1921 to No. 100, 31st May 1921. missing from part (f). Vol. 6, No. 1, 20th October 1921 to 12th December 1921. (a) No. 1, 20th October 1921 to No. 18, 14th November 1921. This Vol. No. 6 has 20th 1921 12th 1921. been separated by the with index October to December Bureau into two parts 19, 15th 1921 12th 1921. (a, b) for convenience (b) No. November to December in binding. N.B. Issues subsequent to 1921 are listed in Group 34 - "POST TREATY & CIVIL WAR". REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 227„ 2. SUB. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS NO. Group 30. ACTS OF AGGRESSION COMMITTED III IRELAND BY THE MILITARY AND POLICE OF THE USURPING ENGLISH GOVERNMENT AS REPORTED IN THE DAILY PRESS. Issued "by the Propaganda Department ofDa'il ifireann. Nos. C.D. 227/30/1* etc. Part I. September 29th 1919, to 3rd January 1920, with summary of outrages committed by the British Government in-Ireland,during.the period from 1st May 1916, to 31st December 1919. Part II. January 5th 1920, to 26th June 1920. The division of the issues for 1919-20 into four volumes - Part I Part III. to Part IV opposite - is an arbitrary June 28th 1920, to 14th August 1920. arrangement made by the Bureau for convenience in binding. Part IV. September 6th 1920, to November 20th 1920. Part V. January 17th to January 22nd 1921, (single-copy),with Index No. 1, 4th April 1921, to No. 36*, 8th December 1921. REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION 2. 3. SUB. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS NO. Group 31* NATIONAL Formally publications are recorded in the Register in order of date or as near as may he • Some of the earlier publications registered here are of such a size or form that, for convenience in storage , they have had to "be registered at the end of those of smaller size. Nos. CD.227/31/1 etc. "An t-Europaeh" Vol. 1, No. k, March 1900, and No. 6, August 1900. "An t-Oglach* (a) Vol. 1, No. 1, 15th Aug. 1918 to No. 12 undated. No. 7 missing. (b) Vol. Ill, No. 2kf 2nd September 1921 to No. 30, li+th October 1921* Nos. 25, 26, 27 missing. "The Spark" (a) Vol./f,No. 1, 7th Peb. 1915 to No. 26 of 1st Aug. 1915, complete. Bound by publishers. (b) Vol. I, No. 1, 7th Peb. 1915, to No. 26 of 1st Aug. 1915, complete. Bound by the Bureau. (c) Vol. II, No. 27, 8th Aug. 1915 to No. 52 of 30th Jan. 1916. Complete. Bound by the Bureau. (d) Vol. Ill, No. 53, 6th Peb. 1916 to No. 6k9 23rd April 1916. do. Bound by the Bureau. ••Honesty1; Vol. 1, No. 1, 16th Oct. to No. 3, 30th Oct. 1915. "The Cross!' (a) Vol. VII. No. 6, October 1916. &**t*««X* "The Republic "(Editor - Parrell Piggis) , Vol. I Nos.6,8,9,10,14, July-Sept. 1919. itOld Ireland? (a) Vol. I, No. 1, 18th October 1919. (b) Vol. II, No. 1+3, 27th Nov. 1920. "The Irish Exile? (a; Vol.1, No. 1 Mar. 1921 to No. 8 Oct. 1921. Complete, (b) New Series No. 1 Nov. 1921 to No. 8 June 1921. do. "The Self De terminator;1 Vol. 1 Nos. 10, 11, 12. Nov. Dec. 1921. Jan. 1922. REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION 3. SUB. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS NO. Group 31* 10 Miscellaneous Periodicals: (a) " The Exile". Vol. 1, No. 1 Sept. 1916. (b) "The National Student'; Vol. VIII, No. "l Dec. 1917. (c) "3fra Geadna Fiadhaine" (d) » Samhain"la* Samhna 1918.' (e) "The Irish Book Lover"- Aug-Sept. 1919. (f) "The Nation (Irish Supplement) 8th Jan. 1921. 11 "The Nation,"Vol. V, No. 238 1st May 1847. 12 "Freedom^ No. 39 of Jan. 1914 to No. 46 of Aug. 1914. Complete. 13 "Sinn Fein'J Vol. 5, new series, No. 215 30th May to No. 224 1st Aug. 1914. 3 odd copie \ 14 "The Irish Volunteer:" (a) Vol. 1 No. 27, 8th Aug 1914 to No. 43 28th Nov. 1914. 4 copies. (b) Vol. 2, new series, 5th Dec. 1914 to 22nd April 1916. 8 odd issues. 15 "The National Volunteer'* (a) Vol. 1, No. 1 17th Oct. and No. 2 24th Oct. 1914. (b) Vol. II, NO. 43 7th Aug. 1915. 16 "An Claidheamh Soluis"- No. 865 24th Oct 1914, No. 32 11th Nov. 1916. No. 56 28th April 1917. 17 "Eire (Ireland)"Vol. 1, No. 1 26th Oct. 1914 to No. 30 of 4th Dec. 1914. Complete. 18 "Scissors and Paste." Vol. 1, No. 1. 12th Dec. 1914 to No. 22 of 27th Feb. 1915. do. 19 "Nationality" (a) Vol. 1 1915-16. 12 odd copies.^,\f' (fj^i^s k toM5t mJ+J 20 "The Hibernian': Vol. 1, No. 9 3l8t July 1915, and No. 10 7th Aug. 1915. 21 "FiannaV New series 1915-16. Nos. 1, 2, 4, 6, 7. (j^ty, C^"~t, @ctt jQ-c*.tjf$. ^i^i^l^ 22 "New Ireland* (a) Vol. I No. 15 21st Aug. and No. 21 2nd Oct. 1915. (b) Vol. II, No. 31 Hth Dec. 1915 to No. 76 of 21st Oct. 1916. 7 odd copies. (c) Vol. I. New Issue, No. 1 27th May 1922. REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION NAME OF DONOR SUB. NO. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS Group 31* 23 "An Lochraann" Numbers. 1, 2, 3, k April to July 1916, and No. 10, Jan. 1917. 2k '•The Irish Nation1,' Vol. I, No. 33, 3rd Peb. 1917, and Vol. II, No.5, 4th Aug. 1917. 25 "The Irish World and Industrial AdvocateV (a) Vol. I, No. 2, 21+th Peb. 1917. (b) Vol. I (new series) No. 5, 5th Oct. 1918. 26 "The Irishman? Vol. II, No. 23, 11th Aug. 1917, to No. 42, 20th Oct. 1917. 27 "Young Ireland? (a) Vol. 4, No. 39, 25th Oct. 1919 to No. kO of 1st Nov. 1919. (b) Vol. 5, No. 33, Hth Sept. 1920, to No. 51 of 29th Jan. 1921. Odd copies. (c) Vol. 6, No. 5, 26th Peb. 1921, to No. 50 of 7th Jan. 1922. do. (d) Vol. 7, No. 1, 28th Jan. 1922. Group 32. BRITISH PERIODICALS. Nos. CD.227/32/1.etc. "Pall Mall Gazette? a) No. 2k, 1886 b) No. 30, cj No. 67, 1893 "The Nineteenth Century and After" (cuttings only) - (a) "Afforestation and Timber Planting in Ireland"by J. Nisbet, Sept. 1914. (b) "The Irish Enigma Again'.1 3 articles by Joseph R. Pisher, J. Clerc Sheridan and Robert H. Murray, June 1916. (c) "The Irish Maze'J 3 articles by Ronald McNeill, L.A. Atherley-Jones and William O'Brien, April 1917. (d) Ireland as a "Dominion" by A.V. Dicey, Oct. 1917. (e) "St. Patrick : His Faith and Works*' by T.W. Rolleston, April 1919. (f) "Sinn Pein: Past, Present and Future" by Herbert Moore Pim, June 1919. PAGE 37? REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 227. NAME OF DONOR Mr Fintan Murphy. 2. SUB. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS NO. GROUP 33. FRENCH PERIODICALS L'lrfande Libre, 2 Annee No. 2 - 1st Feb. 1898, and No.5 - 1st May, I898. GROUP 34. POST ANGLO-IRISH TREATY of 1921; Sub-Group A. Government Publications. Nos. CD. 227/34/A. 1 to 6. • • "Constitution of the Irish Free State (Sao*Stat Eireann) Act 1922." No.l, of 1922. As passed by Free State Parliament, 25/10/1922. Foolscap print. 2 "Constitution of the Irish Free State (Saorstat Eireann) Act, 1922".No.l, of 1922. Octavo print. 3 "Reports of Fiscal Inquiry Committee, 1923.#" Signed by:- T.A.Smiddy, Chairman. C.F.Bastable. R.M.Henry. George 0fBrien. J.G.Smith. 1st November, 1923.0 "Treasonable Offences Bill 19251/ as passed by the Free State Parliament, 3rd April, 1925 5 "Correspondence of Mr Eamon De Valera and Others", 17th August, 1§22 -11th September, 19 ft? (being documents captured by Free State Forces) Published by the Stationery Office, Dublin, for the Free State Government, October, 1922. Copy of an extract from the "Irish Independent", Saturday, 10th March, 1923* entitled:- "Acaptured letter - Mr De Valera and the Strife", (being copy of a letter written by Mr De Valera to^an English lady). Issued to press for publication by the Free State Government Publicity Department. REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 227 NAME OF DONOR 2. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS QjQOP 34. Post Anglo-Irish ;rreaty^of 1921. SUBGROUP B. Re^uhljlcan Publications and Leaflets. No. CD. 227/34/1 to 21., "Daily Bulletin" No.126, 28/2/1923 to No.134, 7/3/1923. "The Fenian" War Issue No. 14, 31/7/1923 to Ho. 54, 13/9/1923. Incomplete. "Daily Sheet" No. 1, 25/10/1923 to No. 19, 15/11/1923. do. " Nationality" No. 12, 5tl5 August, 1923. "Official Irish Republican Bulletin" No. 3, "Manifesto to the Irish People". "Statement re shooting of Lieut Bruce',' British Army, in Belfast; Ulster Pogrom. Issued by Publicity Dapartment, Dail Eireann. "Statement "by Eamon De Valera to the People of America"0- 4th July, 1922. This Sub-Group has beet "Austin Stack - 1880-1929. divided into two parts ( I and II) for convenience "Erskine Childers. in binding. "Who Abandoned the Republic" by a Western Priest. "The Testament of the Republic" By President De Valera. "Clause By Clause" - A comparison between "The Treaty" and Document No.o2., by Erskine Childers. "National Series" :- , (a) No. 1. "What The Treaty Means". (b) No. 2."The Truth About the Treaty and Document No. 2". A reply to Michael Collins by Robert Barton. (c) No. 3. "Clause By Clause" A comparison between the "Treaty" and Document No. 2. (d) No. 4. "Free State Promises - Are They True" ?. "On The Proper Shoulders". • « "By What Authority" by Proinnsias O&allchobhair. "Ireland Free and Prosperous - Some facts for Tailteann Visitors". Issued by the National Publicity Committee. "Heads Up"- Leaflets Nos. 3 to 29 ( Nos. 1, 2, 11, 13; 21, 25 missing). "The Mount joy Strike - The call to the Army". "The Shame of Civic Week". "He can Rot" said Lloyd George; "They can Rot" says Blythe. "Robbers and Hunger Strikers". REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 227 NAME OF DONOR Mr. Pintan Murphy 1. 2. 3. 4. SUB. NO. DOCUMENT : J FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS Group 3k• Sub-Group B. Nos. CD.227/3VB.l etc. 22 "Hunger Strike" - Sinn Fe*in Organisation (Publicity Dept.), 17th Oct. 1923. (fikxJna*^ AJCbJit~yjuJ^ /3/fi Ott ( 2h "Some Good Points for the Treaty". 25 "Nine Months Ago". 26 "The Faith of Gathal Brugha". 27 "Men in Greenl Cathal Brugha is Dead". 28 "Cathal Brugha, Minister of Defence throughout the Terror, killed in defence of the Irish Republic" 29 "Tour King and Country Calls". 30 "Appeal to the People and Volunteers of Tirconaill" By Peadar O'Donnell. 31 "1913-1922" with reference to the acceptance of guns, aeroplanes and munitions from the English Government. 32 Statement "by Oscar Traynor, with cartoon. * * 33 Free State Freaks - (a) No. 1 Sean 6 Muirthile. (b; No. 2 Desmond Fitzgerald. 3k Cartoon - Michael Collins, Desmond Fitzgerald and William Cosgrave. 35 "Irish Legation Circular" - Washington, D.C., 2nd April 1923. 36 Print of letter from Sea*n Ua Ceallalgh, Ceann Comhairle, Da*la ^fireann, to the Rt. Hon. Ramsay MacDonald, 10 Downing St., London, 26th Aug. 1929. REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION 2. 3. 4. SUB. NO. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS Group 3k • POST ANGLO-IRISH TREATY 1921 INCLUDING CIVIL WAR Sub-Group C. Ecclesiastical Pronouncements, etc. Nos. CD. 227/34/C.li etc. Pastoral Letter of the Cardinal, Archbishops and Bishops of Ireland, 22nd Oct. 1922 (a.) Text of Pastoral. ("bi Reply written by a priest (Glasgow) (c; A Prisoner's letter to His Grace the Archbishop of Dublin (Proinnsias 6 Gallochobhair) (d) "False Pastors"- by Columban na Banban. The Voice of the Protestant Church in Ireland. Sub-Group D. Miscellaneous Periodicals. ' Nos. C.D.227/3U/D.1* etc. "The Separatist" Vol. 1, No. 1, 18th Feb. 1922, to No. 29, 9th Sept. 1922. Incomplete} "Erin and Greater Ireland" No. 1, January 1922. "The Boys of Wexford", Vol. 1, No. 8, 20th May 1922. "The Irish People" No. 5, 13th August 1922. "The Gael", Volume II, No« 16, 21st August, 1922. "The Speakers' Bureau Bulletin" Vol. 2, 27th January 1923. i X "The De Valera Express" Vol. 1, 1st April 1923* PAGE 33 3 REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 227 3. SUB. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS NO. Group 35. Hole; /&w*L-*>./. SCRAPBOOKS. Nos. C.D.2Z7/?g. Pour scrapbooks of photographs and press cuttings. 4W- <^ tLuc ktuUo e*uhktJy tie- K^^x^icJ^^ j vvu, l^du^ Group 36. MISCBLLANEOUS PRESS CUTTINGS. Nos. CD. 227/36/1 etc. "American Comment". "Irish Republican Brotherhood" - extract from the "Morning Post" 20th May, 1920. Inquest on Thomas Ashe and verdict. REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION 2. SUB. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS NO. Group 37. POEMS, HYMNS AND BALLADS. Nos. CD. 227/37/1. etc. "Clann Eireann mar aon le sluaghtibh na speartha 'na nguidhe go caonduthrachtach ag cois rioghchathaoireach De" 2 "Amhra*n na laoich" le Proinnse'as 6 Suilleabhrfin. 3 "Fir an Iarthair" - Poem unsigned. k "The Master" - Poem unsigned. 5 Ballad sheet with 16 "ballads. 6 Dockhead Catholic Church, St. Patrick's Day - (a) Hymn Book 1901 7 (b) do. 1902 8 "Amhra*in Ghae'dhilge na Mumhan" - People's Booklets, 1903 9 Gaelic Service held at Westminster Cathedral, March 19th, 1905* Hymns. 10 "Easter, 1916" - Poem unsigned. 11 "Songs and Poems of the Rebels who fought and died for Ireland in Easter Week, 1916". 12 "On the Irishmen executed in Dublin" by Albert Clement White, 1917. 13 "Ballad of Biddy 0'Loughlin" and "Ballad for Kevin Barry" by Michael Scott. Ik "Cathal Brugha" by Maeve Cavanagh MacDowell. 15 "Fe*ile na n-dglach Maille* le laoithe eile na linne seo". Liam P. 0'Riain do chan 1921 16 "Two Poems of Triumph in Death" by Alice Furlong and Alice Milligan. "Soul and Clay" by Maeve Cavanagh. /j3u**MjJ REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 227 2. SUB. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS NO. G-roup 38. PROGRAMMES AND SOUVENIRS. Nos. CD. 227/38/1 etc. Class Result Card, 7.6.1907. Programmes for First Easter Week Commemoration Concert, Theatre Royal, l6th April 192J Group 39. UNCLASSIFIED DOCUMENTS. Nos. CD. 227/39/1 etc. Documents found on British spy arrested by I.R.A. - a) Notebook ID) His Will 7.5.21. These three documents CJ Warning note sent to him by I.R.A. 21.5.21. (b),(c),(d) were enclosed d) Explanatory note 7.10.52. in a pocket of the notebook. 2 "Bunreacht". 2 copies with covering explanatory note by the Bureau. 3 k plates - extracts from publications. k Manifesto issued by "Clarte*" the International of Ideas protesting against the reign of terror in Ireland. 5 Receipt for £50, 22.8.1917, with covering explanatory note. 6 Christmas card with poem "Stand Fast Boys". 7 Leaflet advertising "With the Irish in Frongoch" by W.J. Brennan Whitmore. 8 Form of letter paper issued by the German Government to prisoners of war for correspondence purposes. REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. NAME OF DONOR 2. SUB. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS NO. X6046.l4022C.9/56.2,0OO.W.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B. REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 228. NAME OF DONOR Kiss Annie Farrin.^ton. SUB. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS NO. NOTE: THE .A^ORITT CF THE X CTH EHTS LIST1SD HER^HDER RBIATE TO A REPUBLICAN FOST ET BARRY'S HOTEL, GREAT DffTHARK STREET, DUBLIN, AT THE ca rjycji'JT:T OF THE C~VIL :*AR, 1922. TEE DOITCR , ::ISS FARRHTGTOIT, WAS THE 0'ITER CF THE HOTEL. 1. Oglaigh na hEireann Convention, 25/3/1923 - Clar. Ho. 247. 2. Volunteer personnel in various positions in Barry's Hotel, 30/6/1922. 3. Dispatch, 1/7/1922, from Brigade q.H. , C.C, Engineers, a d e K. Q,., Hammam Hot el, to Barrack Adjutant, Barry's Hotel, re ddar (explosive), and reply thereto. 4. Lists of posts held by Republican and Free State Forces - Dublin - 1/7/22. 5. Instruction, 2/7/1922, by Brigade Adjutant to discontinue attacks on moving armoured cars (2 copies). 6. Instruction, 2/7/1922, by Adjutant, PT.%., Barry's Hotel, re whistle signals. 7. Report by C. T.'a Dalaigh, "Kelly*a", Parnell Street, re attacks on posts - undated. Report re attacks on various post; - undat ed . Roll Call, karry's hotel - undated. 1C. Lists of men at various posts, wit ition supplies. 11. List of number of men and nit ion si s at 16 Parnell Street - unsigned - undated. 12. 'ms - uns a ted. PAGE. 3%% REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 228. NAME OF DONOR 1SS A] 'arrinrfcon. 2. 3. SUB. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS NO. 13. List, Firat-Aid >d - an [dated. 14. Standing Orders" to C.C., Irish Cfitizen Array, fr C.C. - undated. 15. Standing Orders" to O.C., F.2., from Barrack O.C. - undated. Order to Captains of Companies re fatigue dutie Adjutant - undated. 17. Labels in ras. for various roons in Barryfs Hotel, during occupation by Republican Forces. Poblacht na i:3ireann, Stop Press, 23/6/1922 - communique from the Four Courts. Poblacht na hSireann, Stop Press, 2/7/1922 - War Hews No. 6. REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 230. 2. 3. SUB. NO. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. 1. Despatch, 6th May, 1921, from 0/C, 2nd Battalion, The Green Howards, Fermoy, requesting permission to carry out reprisals on certain persons in respect of an ambush at Galbally. Photostat. 2. Report on operations, 12th May, 1921, by Lieut-Colonel H.O. Hutchinson, General Staff, 6th Division (British). Photostat. 3. Fate of the Brothers Loughnane, Co. Galway - statement by their sister, Nora, and their mother, Kate Loughnane. 4. Report of Court of Inquiry, 12th June, 1921, and execution of Thomas Cunningham, ex-soldier, Ballyshiel, Cloghan, 17-18/6/21. 5. Report of sentence and execution on 16th Hay of David Y/alsh, ex-soldier, Shangarry. CD. REGISTER INDIVIDUAL DOCUMENTS INCLUDED IN COLLECTIONS REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. NAME OF DONOR 3. FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS DR. PATRICK I'cCARTAF COLLECTION. REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 231. NAME OF DONOR Dr. Patrick lie Car tan SUB. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS NO. 1. "Memorandum addressed to the Secretary of State for the United States and to the Allied Ambassadors Concerning the Violation of Principle involved in Conscription of the Manhood of Ireland by England" 1/5/1918, in pamphlet form. 2. "Iris Dail fereann - An chead tion61 - 21st January, 1919". 3. Draft of letter, ms., 19/4/1919, from Dr. LcCartan to John Devoy, with explanatory note, 17/11/52, by Dr. LcCartan endorsed thereon. 4. Report on his mission to Russia in 1921 by Dr. IvIcCartan - typed copy. REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. NAME OF DONOR 2. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 234. NAME OF DONOR Patrick Glynn, LL.B. 2. 3. 4. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATION Duplicate of Report 12/5/1916 to the President of the particular Council of Dublin Society of St. Vincent de Paul on relief of special distress from 29/4/1916 to 7/5/1916, signed by "J.A. Glynn". 2. Copy letter, 14/5/1916, from Sir Eenry A. Robinson, Secretary, Local Government Board for Ireland, to Sir Joseph A. Glynn. 3. Copy letter, 29/5/1916, from Sir Joseph A. Glynn to Sir Henry Robinson. 4. Copy letter, 7/6/1916, from Sir Henry Robinson to Sir Joseph A. Glynn. 5. Interim Report of the Government Committee appointed to deal with the Food Supply to Dublin and its environs, April-Ivlay, 1916. S. Letter, 8/12/52, from the donor, Patrick Glynn, LL.B., 22, Nassau St., to the Secretary of the Bureau, presenting the above documents. (Mr. Patrick Glynn is a son of the late Sir Joseph A. Glynn). PAGE 374 REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. NAME OF DONOR 2. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS E T A I L S CD. 236 LY CCLLECTIO: REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 236. NAME OF DONOR Fatrick J. Kelly, SUB. NO. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS 1. Special Memorandum, 25.10.'21, issued by Cathal Brugha, Minister for Def ence: - "Levies and Collections". 2. Weekly Memorandum, No. 17, 21.10.'21, issued by Chief of Staff: - Participation of Volunteers in police and civil administration". 3. Weekly 1.1 emorandum, No. 18, 4.11.»21, issued by Chief of Staff: Summary of Agreements between Irish and English representativerenresentati s at Truce Commission, London". 4. General Orders, 4.11.'21, issued by Adjutant General: - "Regulation re Frequenting Publichouses". 5. "South Mayo Column, Desperate Position & Amazing Escape" - Press cutting, undated. REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. NAME OF DONOR 2. DOCUMENT KEG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 240. NAME OF DONOR Richard Willis & John Bolster. SUB. DOCUMENT NO. FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS Group 1. I.R.A. ORDERS. 1. Order, 9th November, 1920, Adjutant-General re "Women Spies". 2. Instruction, 28/8/21, from R.Q. Cork No. 4 Brigade, signed "Mick Connell, Quartermaster" 3.. Instruction 13/9/21, from K.Q. Cork No. 2 Brigade, Fermoy, signed "Brigade Commandant". Group 2 PHG TOG-RAP Three snapshots: (a) The arrest of Comdt. T. Kent at his house, May 1916; (b) Road-block near Roskeen Bridge on Killarney side of Lombardstown, Co. Cork: (c) ditto. rroup MISCELLANEOUS. Summary of Evidence: Owen Harold, John Murphy, David Buckley, Denis Baxter, Daniel McCarthy, Timothy Breen, Mallow area, charged in respect of attack on Mallow Military Barracks, 28th Sept., 1920. 2. Fragment of An t6glach, Vol.Ill, 4» 15th April, 1921, containing,inter alia, account of Millstreet Train Ambush, 11.2.1921. 3. Roll of members, 5th Battalion, A.S.U., Cork IV Brigade. PAGE. 3^S REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. NAME OF DONOR 3. SUB. NO. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS DETAILS OP CD. 245 JAMSS Kill.:ARTIN COLLECTION. PAGE REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 243. NAME OF DONOR Ja-nes Nilmartin. SUB. NO. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS 1. Notebook kept by the Adjutant, 8th Battalion, 3rd Tipperary Brigade, in 1921. 2. Duties of Mess Officers, undated. 3. "How to succeed in the Army" - 6glaigh na hfiireann, 6.9.1921. 4. List of suspects in Battalion 8 area, 9/10/1921. 5. Despatch envelope inscribed "I.R.A., Date 16.12.1921, Do/O.G. Battalion 8, Tipperary No. 3 Brigade. 6. "The Irish Republican Soldiers 1916-1921 and Prisoners of War Association 17/2/1922" - Constitution - Objects - Rules and Application Form. 7. I.R.A. Convention March, 1922 - Preliminary Memo - Final Proposals For Agreement and General Army Proposals. 8. Draft Constitution and Rules 6glaigh na hftireann. 9. Proclamation - Poblacht na hilireann re labour troubles, undated - Signed "Thomas Fahy". 10. "Exclusion of British Goods" - Dail Eireann Trade Department, 17 June, 1921. Note: Each of the documents at 2, 3, 7 & 8 above are accompanied by a clear typed copy bearing an explanatory note by the donor. X6046.l4022C.9/56.2,000.\V.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B. 4oo REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. NAME OF DONOR 2. 3. SUB. DOCUMENT NO. FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS DETAILS 0 F CD. £44 JAMES LEAHY CCLLECTION. REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 244. NAME OF DONOR James Leahy. 2. SUB. DOCUMENT NO. FORMAT Etc. Group 1. REPUBLICAN POLICE, TIPPERARY HID BRIGADE, 1921-1922. 1. General Instructions from Police Headquarters, Dublin - 18 documents. 2. Miscellaneous Correspondence - 5 documents. 3. Individual cases for investigation or referred for investigation - 22 documents. Group 2. EMIGRATION FROM IRELAND 1. General Instructions from Department of Affairs, Dail fiireann - 4 sets of documents. 2. Individual Applications - 7 documents. Group 5, CIVIL WAR PERIOD 1922 - 1923. 1. Despatches, Communications, etc., G.I-I.q., 3rd Tipperary 3rigade, I.R.P.D.F. etc., 39 documents. Group 4. UNCLASSIFIED. 1. Miniature reproduction of the Proclamation of the Irish Republic, Easter Week, 1916. 2. 6glaigh na hfiireann Weekly Memorandum No. 14, 30th June, 1921: "All officers and men .must be intensely on their guard at the present time". "By order Chief of Staff". 3. "An Poblacht" (The Republic), New Series, Vol. Ill, No. 41, 16th February, 1929, torn copy. 4. "Tipperary Star" Christmas Number 1928 - Centre sheet, p.p. 15-18: "From the 1918 election to the Truce in 1921". 5. Personal Statement in the handwriting of the donor, James Leahy, in connection with his application for a Military Service Certificate, together with copy of Application Form M.S.P./34/1. "A Day in the life of a Camp Superintendent" - undated memo by the donor, James Leahy. REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. NAME OF DONOR SUB. DOCUMENT NO. FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS DETAILS OF C. D. 249. A TRICK 0'SULLIVAN COLL3CTIOI REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 249. NAME OF DONOR Patrick 0fSullivan SUB. NO. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS SHOOTING OP SIR HENRY WILSON 22nd JUNE 1922. 1. Typed .copy of the report of the shooting of Sir Henry Wilson by Condt. Reg. Dunne, with endorsement thereon as to its authenticity by Patrick 0fSullivan, brother of Joseph 0'Sullivan who took part in the shooting, together with clear type copy. 2 . Correspondence, 14 Oct. 1953 to 2 Dec. 1953, between Lieut.-Col. Sean 3rennan, a representative of the Bureau, and the donor. 3. nRemembrance" - booklet dedicated to the memory of Reginald Dunne and Joseph 0fSullivan. REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. NAME OF DONOR 2. 3. 4. SUB. NO. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS DETAILS OF P.P. 250 FATRIGK J» BRBINAN OOLLliCTI ON. PAGE ^OS REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION 3. SUB. NO. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS Group 1. THE RISING OP EASTER V/EEEC, 1916. 1. Record Book of messages dispatched, l/ll/l915 to 17/ll/l916. Used by British Army in Dublin. 2. Irish ?,rar News, The Irish Republic, Vol. 1, No. 1, 25/4/1916. 3. General J.G. Maxwell, Public Notice, 11/5/1916, forbidding the holding of political meetings, parades & processions - Press cutting. 4. rEvening Herald*, 15/5/l91b, Deportations, Trials, etc. 5. "General Sir John Maxwell and The Kilkenny People" - leaflet - 28/5/1916. 6. "The Rebellion in Dublin, April 1916" - Booklet of photographs published by Eason & Son, Dublin. 7. "Dublin and the Sinn Fein Rising" - Illustrated Brochure published by Wilson & Hartnell. 8. The Sinn Fein Leaders of 1916 - Illustrated Booklet published by Cahill ^ Co., Dublin, 1917. 9. ^"Easter, 1916, The Story of The Rising - Booklet published by Brian C'Higgins. 10. "Memories of the Dead" by Martin Daly - Booklet published by Powell Press, Dublin. 11. Easter HFeek Commemoration, two copies, 1924 and 1932. 12. 'The Irish Independent and Easter Week*- Extract fromfThe Irish Press*, 16/6/1937. - Group 2 THE IRISH CITIZEN ARMY. 6 1. "The Story of The Irish Citizen Army" by P. Cathasaigh - Booklet published by Meunsell 8 Go. Group 3. OFFICIAL REPORTS OF CC!.?rI SSI CITS ETC. 1. "Ill-treatment of Irish prisoners of v/ar interned at Frongoch Internment Camp" - official Report issued under the auspices of the Irish National Aid & Volunteer Dependants' Fund Association (Cork Branch) 5/12/1916. 2. Irish Convention - Report of the Proceedings published by H.M. Stationery Office. 3. "Who Burnt Cork City" - oublished by The Irish Labour Party & Trade Union Congress, Dublin Jan. 19-21 - 2 copies. 4. "The American Commission on Conditions in Ireland" - Interim Report 1921 published in Lond|(D 5. "Report of the Labour Commission to Ireland",1921, published in London. REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION 2. 3. SUB. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS NO. Group 4. PAIv~rHLSTS. "Sire fig" by Eva Stuart Watt. Tracts for the Tines No. 8 - "that it Feels Like" by A. Newman. "A Handbook for Rebels" - compiled by Thomas Johnson 1918. "Father C'Flanagan's Suppressed Speech". "The Need For Protection" by P.J. McDonnell. James Connolly's Policy & Catholic Doctrine by Constance de Markievicz. New Ireland Pamphlets: Kb. 1 - "Is The Irish Party Nationalist". No. 2 - "The Plot - German or English" by "Lector". No. 5 - "The Issue - The Case For Sinn Fein" by "Lector". Cumann Leirjheacht an Phobail Pamphlets: Series A Economics No. 3 - "The Place of Banking in the National Programme" by L.Smith Gor on. 1921. " B Industrial Development No. 1 - "Intensive Culture of Crops" by H. de Courcy, 1921 (2 copies). B " No. 2 - "Irish Forestry" by Professor A. Henry, 1921. E No. 3 - "Utilisation of Raw Material" by Alec Wilson, 1922 No. 9 - "Co-operation" by Rev. I.:. CfFlanagan, 1922. C Social Problems No. 4 - "Character & Citizenship" by Rev. W.P. Hackett, S. 1921. C " " 11. No. 5 - "The Labour Problem" by S. 6 Ceileachair, D.D., 19 G " n No. 6 - "Hygiene" by R. 6 hAodha, M.D., T.D., 1921., D History No. 4 - "The Irish and The Armada" by Alice Stopford Green D " No. 5 - "The Irish National Tradition", Fart 1, by Alice Stopford Green, 1921. D " No. 6 - "The Irish National Tradition", Part 11, by Alice Stopford Green, 1921. E Biography, No. 6 - "Henry Grattan" by P.S. O'Hegarty, 1921. E " No. 9 - "Michael Davitt" by J.W. Good, 1921. 4^0 PAGE. REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION 2. SUB. NO. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS Group 4(contd). PAMPHLETS. 23. Series f Modern Art No. 8 - "Modern Aspects of Irish Art" by J.B. Yeats, 1922. 24. "Can Ireland Stand Alone" - pamphlet issued by Sinn Fein, 1918. 25. "In The Old Days" - Picture Postcard, Extract from Bishop of Limerick's letter to "Freeman's Journal" 15/12/1906. Group 5. PHOTOGRAPHS. 1. Group taken in U.S.A. 1919 - E. de Valera, John Devoy, etc., names inscribed on photograp 2. Fr. Michael C'Flanagan, undated & 1919 (two copies). 3. Thomas Ashe, died Mountjoy Gaol 25/9/1917. 4. Most Rev. Dr. G'Dwyer, Bishop of Limerick, died 19/3/1917. 5. Irish Peace Conference, July, 1921, (eight copies). . . . 6. President de Valera, Leader of the Irish Race. 7. Eamon de Valera, Chancellor of the National University. 8. Lountjoy Jail Hunger-strikers Maurice Crowe & Michael Carolan, 14/4/1920. 9. The Mine Explosion in the Four Courts, 30/6/1922. 10. Laurence Sweeney, killed in action Castledermot 5/7/1922. 11. Cathal Brugha, killed in action Dublin 7/7/1922. 12. Capt. Erskine Childers, I.R.A., executed 24/11/1922. 13. Coindt. General Joe McKelvey, I.R.A., executed 8/12/1922. 14. Liam Me Howes, I.R.A., executed 8/12/1922. 15. Sligo's Noble Six (MacNeill, Devins, Benson, Carroll, Banks, Langan). 16. Brigadier Denis Lacey, I.R.A., killed 18/2/1923. REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS Group 6. POST TREATY PERIOD. "The Alternative to the Treaty" - Document No. 2 by Eamon de Valera. Irish Independent 10/l/l922 - Nomination of E. de Valera as President of Dail fe.reann defeated. Leaflets "Heads Uj/.M (a) No. 26, "Kevin Barry"; (b) No. 33, "Remember Thomas Whelan, Patrick Moran, Patrick Doyle, Francis Flood, Bernard Ryan, Thomas Bryan". "Poblacht na h&Lreann War News": 19/8/1922, 23/9/1922, 26/9/1922, 21/10/1922, 29/11/1922, "Republican War Bulletin", Vol. 1, No. 16, 1922. . Patrick Mannion shot Mount St. on 17th instant - Inquest Verdict Wilful murder - suppressed by Provisional Government. "An Irish Priest's Appeal to the Lien and V/omen of Ireland" by Colmcille 3/7/1922. "The Case for the Republic" issued by Sinn Fein. "The Responsibility" issued by Publicity Department I.R.A. 8/9/1922. Most Rev. Dr. LTannix, Archbishop of Melbourne: (a) Extracts from speeches January 1922 - L-arch, 1923; (b) Invitation to reception in his honour, Rotunda, 2lf/l0/l925; (c) Text of speech made by him at reception 29/10/1925. "Open Letter from William O'Brien" 12/10/1926. Eire - Irish Nation Leaflets: No. 4 - "The Duty of the Hour" - Darrell Figgis. 9 No. 7 - "By What Authority" - Frank Gallagher. No. 8 - "Clause by Clause" - Erskine Childers. No. 9 - "Ghosts" - P.H. Pearse. Aonach Tailteann - "Why Republicans boycott it". Sinn Fein: Address by maire Nic iuihhne, T.D., at Ard Fheis 16/10/ -Ity^- Clar Ard Fheis, 4/l0/l924. Constitution. Sinn Fein, Vol. 1, No. 22, 29/9/1923. PAGE 4- 0 REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION SUB. NO. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS Group 6 (contd.) POST TREATY PERIOD. Sinn Fein Lectures (f6 choisde Oideachais): 21. Explanatory foreword. 22. "Where we stand now" - The truth about the Republic by Ma ire Nic Suibhne (2 copies). 23. "Nationality and Culture" by Francis Stuart(,2 copies). 24. "Crois-Bhealaigh i Stair na hfiireann" by Seosamh 6 Greanna. 25. "Ethics of the Irish Revolution" by Columban na Banban (2 copies). 26. "Irish Citizenship" by An Dochtuir Conn Mac Murchadha, M.E. 27. "England's difficulties to-day and Ireland's opportunity" etc. by Francis Carty. 28. Fianna Fail and its Economic Policy by Eamon de Valera, 1928. 29. "Ulster Betrayed" - The startling admissions of Eoin MacNeill by Fr. Isidore B. Mooney. 30. "To the People of Ulster"- issued by National Defence Associations of Armagh & Down. 31. With de Valera in America and Australia, XU*c/U^*j?Jf?, 32. Commemoration Concert - Cassidy, Fisher, Gaffney, Twohig, Childers, 23/ll/l924, Programme. 33. Four Martyrs' Commemoration Concert, 7/12/1924, Programme. Group 7. UITCLASSIFIED. 1 Conscription "Ta] "Ireland's Solemn League and Covenant, A National Pledge", Mansion House Conference, , < 18/4/1918; (b) "Callan National Defence Fund" - List of Subscribers. 2. Catholic Bulletin, March 1917 - December 1918 - January 1919 (3 copies). 3. Irish National Aid & Volunteers Dependants' Fund - two printed acknowledgements for contributions received, addressed to F.X. Coghlan, 24/5/1917 and 18/7/1917. 4. Memorial Card, Francis Xavier Flood, executed 14/3/1921. 5. Ballads 1916-1921 etc. (35). 6. Wolfe Tone Annual 1932 and 1941 (2 copies). "Tho Voioo of-Ireland", a ourvoy of tho Raoo and Nation-from all anglos, odit@ol by I I Q. Pi Uu&iLi'uld. 8. Newspapers and Press Cuttings, 1916 to 1922. PAGE_J£/S REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. NAME OF DONOR I. SUB. NO. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 253. NAME OF DONOR Michael HcDunphy 2. A. SUB. NO. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS Group 1. EASTER WEEK, 1916. 1. "Dublin And The Sinn Fein Rising" - illustrated brochure, published by Wilson Hartnell fc Co., Dublin, undated. 2. "A Record Of The Irish Rebellion Of 1916" - published by "Irish Life". 3. "Two Dublin Risings And Their Consequences, 1916 and 1922" - illustrated brochure, published by Wilson Hartnell & Co., Dublin. Group 2. hHITIHGS OH IRELAND BY FCR'-JIGH AUTHORS. 1. "L'Irlande Dans La Crise Universelle", 3 lag. 1914 to 25 July 1917, by Louis Treguiz. 2. "Ireland In Rebellion" - translated from the French of Sylvain Briollay, 1922. 3. "IaFrontier© De Leister, by Y.M. Goblet, 1922. 4. "Irlands Kampf Urn Die Freiheit", by Franz Fromme, 1933. Group 5. HI SCEL LAHEOU S. 1. Irish National Aid and Volunteer Dependents1 Fund souvenir pro e of concert in the Hans ion House, IB April 1917. 2. Dual osed by Dr. Douglas Hyde, on the passing of the Conscription Act 1918, with typewritten explanatory note by the donor. 3. cs ment of Pail Eireann, 1919-1922. 4. , 192B, containing article, "The Old Parliament REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. NAME OF DONOR 2. 3. SUB. NO. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS i i i s ojr *-/ • J} * 2 o 5 LIES COLLSGTIO] PAGE ^/V^ REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION 255. CD. NAME OF DONOR Jeremiah Hee. 2. 3. 4. SUB. NO. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS Letters from John P. McNamara, U.S.A., ex R.I.C., re his part in the Listowel mutiny, June, 1920, and his application for pension. 1. Typed explanatory note, 25.1.54, by S. Ni Chiosain, a representative of the Bureau. 2. Letters, 27.9.1949 to 15.3.1950, to Maurice 0fSullivan, Listov/el, from John P. LIcNamara Mew York, U.S.A. 3. Letters, 15.5.1950 to 26.6.1950, to Jeremiah Mee, Dublin, from John P. SioxJamara, New York, U.S.A. PAGE 4^/^> REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 256. NAME OF DONOR Sergeant Brian 3. 4. SUB. OBSERVATIONS NO. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. 1. 1. "Can Ireland Stand Alone?", leaflet No. 11, Circular let' , July 1930, s i g C Caoinh, Secretary, r s 3iiibers of R.I.C 3. Circular letter No. 2, July 1920, signe 7 Fadraig 0 Caoinh, Secretary guidance of Sinn Fein Clu restQrdin& ex nenbers of R. I • C • R. I.e. recruit in.: 2. Instructions re s intelli gene* its. Group 3. X^rCLiVSSIFlJSD. 1. Set of photographs of leaders of the Rising of 1916. 2. Photograph of Lost Rev. Dr. 0TDv;yer, Lord Bishop of Limerick. 3. Photograph of His Grace, Most Rev. Dr. Nannix, Archbishop of Melbourne. Photograph of gathering at the Mansion House, Irish Peace Conference, July 1921. 5. "Irishmen, you are at the crossroads" - postcard, 1918 General Election. Military Pass, 10 Nay 1916, issued to Miss M.J. Dunne, permitting her to enter Q 7. "A call to th of Ireland" by Constance rkievicz, 1218 - booklet badly Instructions, 1920, re Belfast Boycott, d from Headquarters, 6th Battalion PAGE H-tu> REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. NAME OF DONOR 2. SUB. NO. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS PAGE ^LL REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 257. NAME OF DONOR Jerry Frewen. 1. 2. 3. 4. SUB. NO. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS Croup 1. EAS TER \ TEEL., 1916. 1. Thomas kcDonagh's address to the Courtmartial after sentence of death had been passed on him. 2. Police permit to Mr. IIcLoughlin, 3rd May, 1916, to pass through the streets of the City & D.I.:.P. area. Croup 2. I.R.A. COLLECTIONS. 1. letter, 22nd August, 1921, fromH.Q. , 'H* Coy., 1st Battalion, Dublin Brigade, unsigned, addressee unstated, thanking him for his assistance in Galway. 2. Authorisation to collect subscriptions, 10th. September, 1921, from H.Q. Dublin City Brig? de to Charles McLaughlin. 3. Receipt for £1, undated, for "Barry's own" Company to Charles McLaughlin. Group 3. UNCLASSIFIED. 1. The Irish Bulletin: (a) Special Issue, Vol. 5, No. 28 - 9th July, 1921 - The Anglo Irish Truce; (b) Vol. 6, No. 35, 7th December, 1921 - The Articles of Agreement, 6th December, 1921, 2. The Evening Telegraph, No. 11974, Dublin, Saturday, 1st April, 1922. REGi NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 258. NAME OF DONOR. Thomas Johnson. 2. 3. SUB. NO. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS Group 1 EXPLANATORY NOTES BY THE DONOR. 1. Manuscript letter, 12th June, 1950, to the Director of the Bureau of Military History, with typescript copy. 2. " " 26th June, 1950, to the Director of the Bureau of Military History, with typescript copy. Group 2, TEE IRISH VOLUNTEER ORGANISATION (1915 - 1916) ETC 1. Carbon copies of weekly expenses and allowances to organisers etc., 23/10/14 to 3/ll/l5, 2. Printed Manifesto by Executive Committee, Irish Volunteers, 15/7/15, re acts of hostility by Government Forces towards Volunteers (9 copies). 3. Letter, 23rd July, 1915, from Hon. Sec. National Volunteer Rifle Meeting to Secretary, Irish Volunteers, re Rifle Meeting July 31st & August Bank Holiday. 4. Letter, 24th July, 1915, from T.F. McDevitt, Derry, re E.T. Duffy, Chairman of Derry Auxiliary of St. John of Jerusalem. 5. from T.F. McDevitt, Derry, re Correspondence General Council. 6. Letter, 25th July, 1915, from P. Hegarty, Derry, re railway fares from Derry. 7. " 12th August, 1915, from Shawn Butterly, Dunleer, re instructions. 8. • 7th September, 1915, from Tomas Ceannt, Castlelyons, re Volunteer work in his area. 9. " 1st October, 1915, from Tadhg Barry, Cork, re various Volunteer matters. X6O46.14022C.9/56.2,O00.W.&S.M.(l.)Ltd. G52B. REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 258. 2. SUB. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS NO. ft Group 2(contd. 10. Letter, 12th October, 1915, from Louis Smyth, Magherafelt, re forthcoming convention, 11. Report, 15/10/15, from M.P. Colivet, on work of Companies in Limerick City Regiment Irish Volunteers. 12. Letter, 16th October, 1915, from 6 Sionnaid, 0/C V/exford Brigade, . re affiliation of v/exford Corps. 13. " 18th October, 1915, from P.J. Cahill, Tralee, to Bulmer Hobson re forthcoming convention. 14. " 15th November, 1915, from Tim Kelly, Feakle, Co. Clare, re local branch. . 15. Postcard, 17th November, 1915, from David H. Bourke, Emly, Co. Limerick, reminder re reply to previous letter. 16. Letter, 19th November, 1915, from Eoin MacNeill, Ballsbridge, to Bulmer Hobson re his inability to attend Conference that evening with Trades Union representatives and requesting Hobson to take his place. 17. Courtmartial Judgement, 10/3/1916, on Lieut. Fitzgerald, Dublin. 18. Letter, 22/3/1916, from Wm. N. Scanlon, Galbally, re supply of bayonets ordered and paid for. 19. Letter, 27/3/1916, from F.J. Cahill, Tralee, re provision of brass mould for making lead pellets. 20. Equipment: A/Cs. 30/3/1916 from T.J.3. to Bulmer Hobson, 26, Nelson St., Dublin, and 18 & 19 April, 1916, from Fry & Co., Cork St., Dublin, with covering letter 19/4/1916 to Bulmer Hobson. 21. Note, 6/4/1916, signed "S. Lyons" - Please give bearer (Joe Kelly) 1 small article. PAGE 4^ f REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 253 NAME OF DONOR Thomas Johnson. 3. SUB. OBSERVATIONS NO. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. Croup 2 (contd.). THE IRISH VOLUNTEER OR GANISATTON (1915 - 1915) ETC 22. Volunteer Headquarters, 2 Dawson St., Dublin: Three letters, 4th, 8th, 14th April, 1916, from StanueLl So Sons, Solicitors, to John MacNeill seeking clear possession of premises. 23. Note (undated) from Sean MacDermott - subject not stated. 24. Printed Form of Application for enrolment in "Irish Volunteers' Auxiliary", 2, Dawson St., Dublin (9 copies). Group 5. "THE IRISH VOLUNTEER" - (1915), (official organ of the Irish Volunteers). 1. Letter, 4/8/1915, from E.J, Kehilly, Irish Press Bureau, Dublin, to Editor, Bulmer Hobsor re A/C for £4-5-0. 2. Letter from P.H. Pearse enclosing text of H.Q. Bulletin re Meeting of Central Executive, ublished 23/10/1915, 13/10/1915. Tol. 2, No. 46. 3. Irish Volunteer Convention, 31/10/1915 - Draft Secretary's Report & typescript copy. Dublished 6/11/1915, Vol. 2, No. 48. 4. Report of Cumann na mBan Convention, 31/1C/1915 - unsigned, written on back of document published 6/ll/l915, entitled: - "Cumann na mBan (Irish Women's Council), Appeal for the Defence of Ireland Vol. 2, No. 48. Fund" & bearing nine names as signatories. 6 5. Letter, 17/11/1915, from Padraig Fathaigh enclosing letter 12/11/1915 from Fr. Michael 0'Flanagan, Crosna, Co. Roscommon, for publication. 6. Letter, November, 1915, from V/.J. Brennan V/hitmore re his proposed work entitled "A Military Critique of the V/exford Campaign 1798". 7. Manuscript poem entitled: "Before The Last Battle" written by Terence MacSwiney. Published 13/11/1915, Vol. 2, No. 49. REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 258» NAME OF DONOR Thomas Johnson, 2. 3. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS Group 5 (contd.) Registration of "Irish Volunteer" - letter 15/11/1915 to Professor McNeill from Davidson & McCormack, Belfast, Printers, re fine & costs of case in: The Crown V "The Irish Volunteer" for non registration. Letter, 13/12/1915, from "Rebel" to Editor, I.V. Printed letter, 13/4/1916, to publisher from the Copyright Office, British Museum, re non receipt of "The Irish Volunteer" under the Copyright Act, 1911. Manuscript note from WJ.J. 0TC." re report, map and manuscript on hedge fighting. Manuscript articles "An Object-lesson in Night Combat for Patrols" and "For New Companies". ublished 23rd Oct., 1915, Vol. 2, No. 46. "Lectures for Section Commanders - Dri.ll" and "A Military Causerie" (Initialled E.O'D). Manuscript fragment on points of training detail (Initialled E.O'D.). jtes on Food" (Typescript & Manuscript). Letter and report, 3/10/1915, from Seamus 6 Caomhanaigh, Captaoin, Na Feinne Fail, Doire Column Cille. Typescript list of motions proposed by various units. Manuscript notes on points of military and civil law. ublished 23rd Oct., 1915, Vol. 2, No. 46. Maiuscript of a commentary on current affairs (Agriculture, Censorship, etc.) on attendance of T.W. Russell, Secty., Dept. of Agriculture, at meeting in Sligo and speech by Rev. M. 0'Flanagan. Seven copies "The Irish Volunteer", Vol. 2 (New Series), No. 44 of 9/10/1915 to No. 50 of 20/11/1915. X6046.l4022C.9/56.2,000.\V.&S.M.(I.)Ltd. G52B REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 258. NAME OF DONOR Thomas Johnson, 2. 3. SUB. NO. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS Group 4. AN CIJMANN COSANTA. 1. Letter, l/l/l915, from P.S. 6 Dubhgaill, Inchicore, Q, •M. fF* Coy., 5th Battalion, Dublin Regiment, to M. Uasal 6 hAnnrachain (Michael C'Kanrahan), together with list of members and subscriptions. 2. Letter, 31/3/1915, from una Ni Riain, Cumann na mBan, re handing over the working of Cumann Cosanta to V/. Gaynor. 3. List, "Membership of an Cumann Cosanta, 16/10/1915". 4. Two lists "Collections, 'D' Coy., 3rd Battalion, Dublin Brigade", 19/ll/l5 to 25/12/15, signed Joseph M. Byrne, Collector, 14/12/15. 5. Four lists of Churches in Dublin outside which flags will be sold by Volunteers on 25th July, 1915, for 1st, 2nd, 3rd & 4th Battalions. 36 Also referred to in report published in "The Irish Volunteer", Vol. 2, No. 48, 6 Mar. 1915. Group 5. NA FIANNA fcTREANN. 1. Neostyled circular letter, 28/1C/1915, re Annual Goose Club, issued by Dublin District Council, 12 D'Olier St., Hon. General Secretary, Padraig 6 Riain, 48, Clonliffe Road. Printed Form of Application for membership of "Adult Association - Honorary Fianna" (monthly, weekly subscriptions) - 6 copies. REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION 3. SUB. DOCUMENT OBSERVATIONS NO. FORMAT Etc. Croup 6. ANTI-CONSCRIPTION MEETING. 1915. received by Bulmer Hobson & P.H. Pearse Replies/to invitations to speak at Anti-Conscription Meeting in Mansion House, Dublin, 14/12/1915, from: - Rev. M. O'Flanagan, Crosna, Boyle; H. S. Skeffington, Dublin; Rev. Tomas de Bhall, C.C., Drumcollogher; Rev. Martin Comey, D.D., Cavan; A. Griffith, •Nationality' Office. Dublin; Fr. Kelly, Leix; An tAthair Clement 0 Luagna,The Abbey, Loughrea, P. 0 Congaile, Colaiste Naomh Seosamh, i mBeul Atha na Sluaigheadh; Rev. Thos. H. Burbage, C.C., Carlow; Archdeacon McKenna, Carrickmacross; Rev. Eugene Coyle, C.C., Fintona; V/m. O'Brien, Dublin United Trades Council; 0 Ciarain, Rockcorry; Ed. Dalton, Dublin; Rev. D. Hallinan, D.D., Vicar General, Newcastle. Group 7 MANSION HOUSE CONFERENCE ON CONSCRIPTION - 1918. Draft Statements prepared for circulation by Conference: Thomas Johnson's draft memo on action to be taken in event of application of Conscriptioi Suggestions to Local Committees - interruption of Communications; Isolation of military areas; '..'ithdrawal of bank deposits; General stoppage of labour, etc. Suggested Instructions for Parish Defence Committees. Memorandum by Labour Representatives. Conscription & Food - pencil note by donor; - "Published in "The otar", London, and distributed to other papers in England". "Notes on Food Supplies" - 4 drafts. Loose leaf file - names and addresses of officers and cash in hands. REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION 3. SUB. NO. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS Group 7 (contd.). Publications issued by, or assisted, by The Mansion House Conference, 1918; 8. Printed Extracts from Official Reports of national Conference (for information of Local Committees) 18th, 19th, 24th-29th April, and 8th May. 9. Printed pamphlet - "Conscription for Ireland a warning to England" being a letter by "AE" (George W. Russell) published in "Manchester Guardian" 11/5/18, and circulated in Britain. 10. Printed pamphlet - "Memorandum to Local Defence Committees". Issued by mansion House Conference, undated. 11. Printed "Handbook for Irish Rebels" by Thomas Johnson, member of Mansion House Conference. Issued by Irish Labour Party Trades Union Congress, 1918. 12. Printed pamphlet - "Memorandum on English Conscientious Objectors' movement in relation to Irish resistance to Conscription", by "An Irish CO.", undated, together with draft typescript.(Donor states this document was compiled by G. Gavan Duffy or James Douglas). 13. Printed booklet - "The Groundwork of Conscription" by G. Gavan Duffy, B.L., together with a typescript draft and quotation for printing by The Talbot Press Ltd., 3/6/1918. 14. Printed pamphlet - "No Conscription - address to President of United States from Mansion House Conference ll/o/lo (2 copies). 15. Printed document - "To The President of the United States of America" signed by Lord Mayor of Dublin and nine representative Irishmen. 16. Printed Brochure - "The Case for Ireland restated: To The President of the United States of America, with explanatory historical points", issued by Wilson Hartnell & Co., Dublin. 17. "Ireland's Appeal to the World", 'Evening Herald* 20/4/18 Anti-Conscription Strike, 23rd April, 1918: •Freeman* s Journal', 23-24/4/18; •Irish Times', pages 3 & 4, 23-24/4/18; •Daily Mail', 24/4/18. X6046.14022C.9/56.2,000.W.&: iLtd. G52B. PAGE It 3.(0 REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS Group 7 (contd.) Circular letter, 25/4/18, from W.G. Anderson, President, The National Council for Civil Liberties, London, re deputation representing Lord Mayor's Conference on Conscription and the Irish Labour Congress. vices, aerodrome construction. Copy letter, 10/5/18, from Owen Hwnes, General Secretary, Ancient Guild of Incorporated Brick and Stonelayers, Dublin, to Col. Kingscote, Superintendent Engi;meern , Aviation Services, refusing to take part in preparation of registers for military services. Copy letter, 29/5/18, from Thos. Johnson to Very Rev. Dr. McGrath, C.S.A., Thomas St., Dublin, *ha-t Alderman Thos. Kelly & Wm. O'Brien had been nominated by Conference to attend meetings of Dublin Central Committee. Note by T. Johnson - May, 1918, Mansion House Conference decision on proposal that members of R.I.C. resign. Letter, 6/6/18, from Eoin MacNeill to Lord Mayor regretting inability to attend to-day's meeting of Conference and enclosing two items for consideration - -fa) "Scope of Defence Committees"; (b) "Recommendation proposed for publication in ^ress report". Extract from letter, undated, from C.x. Scott, Editor, "Manchester Guardian", to Mrs. A. Stppford Green. Statement, undated, by Sub-Committee of delegates from Dublin City & County Parish Committees. Note, undated, "Points raised at local Defence Committee meetings - on which information is sought" (orir.-in not indicated). Leaflet - "Conservation of Food" issued by Sinn Fein Food Director. Typed document, undated, "Some Notes on the persuasive aspect of Voluntary Recruiting" - -2 eepies. (Donor:'could not recollect source). Typed document, undated, "Some notes on the working of Conscription" .(Donor could not recollect source). PAGE H- ^ REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 258. 4. SUB. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS NO. Group 7 (contd.) 31. Draft, undated, by Thomas Johnson on "evading arrest as a conscript and procedure after arrest" (shortened summary of larger document). 32. Typed document, undated, "Conscription in Ireland" - Resistance methods. (Donor could not recollect source). 33. Typed document, undated, "Statement on the position of Irish Civil Servants with regard to Conscription". (Donor could not recollect source). 34. Typed document, undated, "Tale of a Conscript" (Ernest Nunan). Prepared for circulation.but donor could not say whether printed or not. Suspension of Conscription - June, 1918: 35. Proposal that Conference issue statement: - drafts by T.I.I. Healy, John Dillon, Alderman T. Kelly, Thomas Johnson, and Labour Party. 36. Note by Thos. Johnson, 11/6/18, proposals by John Dillon and T.M. Healy re expenditure of local funds without reference to Mansion House Conference. 37. Letter, 9/8/18, from N.J. Frizelle, 7/exford, to V/. Hanrahan, 7/exford, enclosing copy minutes delegates meeting V/exford Borough Defence Committee, 28/5/18. 38. Anti-Conscription Fund - Correspondence between John J. Horgan, Hon. Secretary, Cork, 2/10/18, and the Bishop of Cork, Dr. Cohalan, 30/10/18. Extract from Press. 39. Draft resolution by Thos. Johnson for Trades Union Congress re convening a special National Conference or to augment the present Anti-Conscription Conference for purpose of giving expression to demand for self determination adopted by Congress l/ll/l8, page 121 V/aterford Report. See No. 14 , Group n. Abandonment of Conscription by British Government - October-November, 1918« Proposed continuation of Conference for preparation of demand for Self-Determination and submission to Peace Conference. 40. Draft statement by Eoin MacNeill and covering letter 13/l0/l8. 41. Letter, 23/10/18, from Thos. Johnson to Lord Mayor, agreement with MacNeill's statement. PAGP t+ZS REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 258. NAME OF DONOR Thomas Johnson. SUB. NO. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS J Croup 7 (contd.) 42. Draft Lettor, probably 4/11/18, by Thos. Johnson for Lord Mayor's signature, to John Dillon, M.P., asking for approval of MacNeill's statement at 40 above 43. Draft statement by Labour representatives. 44. Draft statement by T.M. Healy. 45. Draft statement, 9/11/18, by Alderman Tom Kelly, Notice of Motion. 46. Letters from: - V/m. O'Brien, M.P., agreement with MacNeill's statement; 11, Egan, " " " • John Dillon, M.P., disapproving of f " T.M. Healy, agreement with f " Croup 8. PROTESTANT PROTEST AGAINST CONSCRIPTION, MAY, 1918. 1. Draft letter, 16/5/1918, to Lord Mayor of Dublin, unsigned, from 11, Hume St., Dublin, requesting that a special point of Protestant protest be made in speaking to President Wilson, etc. 2. Two lists of signatories. 3. List of principal places where protest is being signed. 4. Printed copy of "Protestant Protest Against Conscription". PAGE ^ ^ J REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 258. NAME OF DONOR Thomas Johnson. SUB. NO. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS Group 9. WOMEN'S DAY, 9th JUNE, 1918. (Conscription) 1. Letter, 22nd April, from Louie Bennett, Irishwomen's International League, re copies of resolutions and a proposed covenant for signature by women, adopted at meeting of women on 19th April. 2. Letter, 22/5/18, from Thos. Johnson to Miss Agnes O'Farrelly re request for interview. 3. Letter, 28/5/18, from Agnes O'Farrelly, Secretary, "Women's Day Committee", re issue of circular to Defence Committees. 4. Letter, 5/6/1918, from Agnes C'Farrelly, Sec. Women's Day Committee, re arrangements for signing women's pledge. 5. Manuscript pencil notes by Thos. Johnson made at meeting of women's representatives re Women's Day. 6. Three leaflets: - "To The Women of Ireland"; "No Conscription Now! or After the Harvest"; "The Women's Day, June 9th - Irishwomen stand by your countrymen in resisting Conscription". Group 10. IRELAND'S APPEAL TO THE NATIONS - SELF-DETERMINATION, 1918. 1. Printed proof circular - "Ireland's Proposal to the Nations" embodying copy of letter 15/5/18 issued with statement, "Copy of Statement" and lists of signatories "to be submitted to the leaders of public opinion". 2. Neostyled copies of portions of above. 3. Letter, 27/5/18, from Lorcan G. Sherlock to Chairman, Mansion House Conference, enclosing list of signatories to proposal that claims of Ireland should be submitted for judgement of competent and impartial non-British International Tribunal,and letter of acknowledgement 29/5/18 from T. Johnson. PAGE l+3o REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION 2. 3. SUB. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS NO. Group 10 (contd.) :4. Letter, 28/5/18, from Professor V/. Magennis to "Lord Mayor, Chairman of Conference of National Defence" enclosing printed "copy of statement submitted to members of Mansion House Conference re proposal for an International Tribunal to arbitrate the Irish national claim" and list of signatories supporting statement. 5. Letter, 5/6/18, from Lorcan G. Sherlock to Lord Mayor of Dublin enclosing a further list of signatories. 6. Draft by James Douglas, undated, "Appeal To Peace Conference" - special reference to Northern Ireland minority. 7. Draft by James Douglas, undated, "To The Democracy of Great Britain". 8. Circular, undated, marked "private - net for publication", to Chairman & members, National Defence Conference, Mansion i^ouse, Dublin, suggesting appeal to U.S.A. and neutral powers of Europe for self-determination. (Donor does not remember source) Group 11. LABOUR AND TRADES UNION DOCUMENTS. 1. Booklet "Socialism Made Easy" in two sections: Section 1 "Workshop Talks" " 11 "Political action of Labor" by James Connolly, printed in Chicago, 1909. J 2. Pamphlet "To The Masters of Dublin, An Open Letter" by "AE" renrinted from "The Irish Times, 7/1C/13. 3. "The Daily Herald", 2/12/13. 4. "The Irish Worker", 27/12/13. Leaflet"Manifesto To the Vforkers of Ireland from The Irish Trades Union Congress parliamentary Committee" 27/3/14 and bearing the names of eleven Trades Union leaders as signatories. PAGE 4**3/ REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 258. SUB. NO. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS Group 11 (contd.). 6. 1881 7. Letter, 5/6/1916, to Sir J.P. Maxwell, General Commanding the Forces in Ireland, from Thos. Johnson, Chairman, D.R. Campbell, Treasurer and Acting Secretary, Irish Trade Union Congress Labour Party, applying for return of books and papers taken from Liberty Hall. 8. Letter, 6/6/1916, to Thomas Johnson, Chairman, or D.R. Campbell, Acting Secretary, I.T.U.C. & L.P., from I.E. Price, Major, Director of Military Intelligence, General Staff, indicating that he had been directed by G.C.C. in C. to hand over books and documents. 9. Copy of Resolution, 8/6/16, passed at meeting of Dublin United Trades Council & Labour League and signed by 15 members, authorising Thomas Johnson as Chairman of the National Executive of the I.T.C. & L.P. to receive on their behalf books and documents in possession of military authorities. 10. Copy of Receipt, 9/o/l6, signed by Thomas Johnson and John Lawlor, given to Major Price for books and documents received. 11. Letter, 6/7/16, to "Dear Dave" (D.R. Campbell) from Thomas Foran, Irish Transport and General Workers Union, Dublin, re (a) delegate representation to Congress, (b) claim to military for seized copies of Connolly's "Reconquest of Ireland". 12. Letter, 20/7/16, to "Dear Tom" 1 Thomas Johnson} from Thomas Foran, I.T. £c G.W.U., re claims for (a) damage during occupation of Liberty Hall, (b) members of Union who were killed. 13. Report of Twenty-Second Annual Meeting, Irish Trades Union Congress & Labour Party, in Sligo, 7th - 9th August, 1916. 14. Report of Twenty-Fourth Annual Meeting, Irish Labour Party and Trade Union Congress in V/aterford, 5th - 7th August, 1918. Letter, 30/7/20, from Terence MacSwiney, Lord Mayor'fV.::ioom, City Hall. Cork, to Ml. Hayes, Asst. Secretary, Irish Trades Union Congress, regretting inability to attend opening of Congress on 2nd August, together with note by Thomas Johnson. REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION 3. OBSERVATIONS DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. Group 11 (contd.) Pamphlet "To The Soldiers of The British Army Stationed in Ireland" - bearing two endorsements in pencil - "Shortly before or after Larne Gun-running, Covenant Day*, "./ritten by . and printed for T.J. and distributed at Hollywood & Belfast". Pamphlet "Independent Labour Party of Ireland, Ireland Upon The Dissecting Table" issued by the Executive Committee, Independent Labour Party of Ireland, Belfast Branch, bearing an endorsement in ink - "Drafted by James Connolly (Belfast)". Belfast Strike - eight picture postcards. Group 12. UNCLASSIFIED. Sheet of letter paper bearing printed heading - "Wolfe Tone Memorial Association, 41, Parnell Square, Dublin, 191 , President: T.J. Clarke; Hon. Secretaries: Tomas Ua Fiachra, C.S. Ciceam; Hon. Treasurer: J. Stritch. Coronation Ballad Sheet - reprinted from Irish Freedom 15/3/1911 - "To The Marys of Ireland" and "A Loyal Come-All-Ye". Printed pamphlet 30/8/15 - "Private & Confidential": Report by John Ryan, Director, City of Dublin Technical Schools, to Technical Education Committee on visit to certain Technical Institutes in London and Manchester. Lord vVinborne's Report on Irish Recruiting 14/l/l916, from 2/8/1914 to 8/l/l916. Extract from "northern Whig". Sworn Statement by Charles Kenny, 19/7/18 re treatment of political prisoners in Belfast Ga 1. Typed extract from letter re treatment of political prisoners in Belfast Gaol, 1918. Writer unknown. REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. 259. NAME OF DONOR Dr. Albert T. Dryer. 2. 3. 4. SUB. NO. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS 1. Typescript of official Parliamentary paper of the Commonwealth of Australia No. 103 - F.15813-3D/1918 "Irish Republican Brotherhood Internees - Report on cases by Mr. Justice Harvey", 11 Sept. 1918. 2. Photograph of eight Irish Internees taken in Darlinghurst Gaol, Sydney, 1913-19, with key / REG. NO. OF THE COLLECTION CD. NAME OF DONOR 3. 4. SUB. NO. DOCUMENT FORMAT Etc. OBSERVATIONS DETAILS OF CD. 260 LEOPOLD H. KER1IET GOLLECTIO